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[QUOTE="midloviking, post: 1845880, member: 1285"]
It's not really that hard to qualify.  If you can't meet the minimum qualifications then you probably shouldn't be in college.

[B]Division I Academic Eligibility Requirements[/B]

If you're first entering a Division I college in order to be classified a[B]"qualifier,"[/B] the student must haev :

[LIST]
[*]Graduated from high school, with

[*]Successfully complete a core curriculum of at least 13 academic course units as follows:
English ... 4 years

Mathematics (two years of mathematics courses at the level of Algebra I or above) ... 2 years

Natural or physical science (including at least one laboratory course, if offered by the high school) ... 2 years

Additional courses in English, mathematics, or natural or physical science ... 1 year

Social science ... 2 years

Additional academic courses [in any of the above areas or foreign language, computer science, philosophy or nondoctrinal religion (e.g., comparative religion) courses] ... 2 years

[*]Have a core-course grade-point average (based on a maximum of 4.000) and a combined score on the SAT verbal and math sections or a sum score on the ACT based on the qualifier index scale.
[/LIST]
[B]Division I Qualifier Index
Core GPA[/B]        [B]ACT* sum of scores[/B]       [B]SAT**  on or after 4/1/95[/B]
2.500 & above 68 820
2.475 69 830
2.450 70 840-850
2.425 70 860
2.400 71 860
2.375 72 870
2.350 73 880
2.325 74 890
2.300 75 900
2.275 76 910
2.250 77 920
2.225 78 930
2.200 79 940
2.175 80 950
2.150 80 960
2.125 81 960
2.100 82 970
2.075 83 980
2.050 84 990
2.025 85 1000
2.000 86 1010
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