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NCAA Division I
The highest level of college athletics in the United States. Division I schools have the largest athletic budgets, offer full athletic scholarships, and compete at the most visible national level.
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NCAA Division II
A balance of competitive athletics and academics. Division II schools offer partial athletic scholarships and emphasize a well-rounded student-athlete experience.
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NCAA Division III
The largest NCAA division by number of schools. Division III colleges do not offer athletic scholarships, focusing instead on academics and the overall college experience.
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NAIA
An independent governing body for athletics at smaller colleges and universities. NAIA schools offer athletic scholarships with more flexible eligibility and recruiting rules.
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Junior College
Two-year colleges that compete in athletics, mainly through the NJCAA. Junior colleges are a proven pathway for athletes to develop and transfer to four-year programs.
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