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Transfers & What Comes After
Transfers & What Comes After
Transferring, the portal, going pro, and finishing your degree.
11 chapters · 35 min
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1. Transfer basics
How the portal works, when it opens, and what happens to your aid.
3 min
2. Should you enter the portal?
One in three Division I athletes who enter don't land at a new school. Decide with that in mind.
3 min
3. Which transfer rules apply to you
Transfer rules are several different rulebooks. Find yours before you do anything else.
3 min
4. Division I two-year transfers
Two paths. Your high school status decides which one you're on.
2 min
5. Division II and III two-year transfers
Division II has its own numbers. Division III mostly asks whether you played.
2 min
6. Your transfer GPA
The NCAA counts your credits differently from your new school. The NCAA number is the one that counts.
2 min
7. Transfer exceptions
A few situations let you skip the usual rules. The new school decides if you qualify.
2 min
8. Going pro: the real numbers
Few college athletes play professionally. Plan your college choice around that.
2 min
9. Grad school with eligibility left
If you graduate with eligibility left, you can keep playing, at your school or a new one.
2 min
10. Money to finish your degree
If your eligibility runs out before your degree does, there's money to help you finish.
2 min
11. Life after sport
For most athletes, your playing career ends at graduation. Plan for it like any other big change.
3 min