University and College Associations

Four organizations — the NCAA, NAIA, NJCAA and CCCAA — control the sport teams of almost all American colleges and universities.  To get a volleyball scholarship, you’ll need to send documents to at least one of them.  Welcome to bureaucracy!

AVSR Global will help you understand how to work with the right organization in the right way.  Schools that offer you scholarships can be helpful, too.

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NCAA  -  National Collegiate Athletic Association

- Division I, Division II, and Division III universities and colleges.
- Four-year study programs to earn a bachelor's degree.
- NCAA web site: http://www.ncaa.org
- Eligibility Center: https://web3.ncaa.org/ecwr3

At the NCAA web site you can download the Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete, a collection of recruiting information and advice.

NAIA  -  National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics

- Four-year study programs to earn a bachelor's degree.
- NAIA web site: http://www.naia.org

NJCAA  -  National Junior College Athletic Association

- Two-year study programs to earn an associate's degree (not a bachelor’s degree).
- NJCAA schools help students prepare to go to four-year schools (NCAA, NAIA).
- NJCAA web site: http://njcaa.org/sports/wvball/index

CCCAA  -  California Community College Athletic Association

- Two-year study programs to earn an associate's degree (not a bachelor’s degree).
- CCCAA schools help students prepare to go to four-year schools (NCAA, NAIA).
- CCCAA web site: http://www.cccaasports.org/landing/index

Questions?  The American system is confusing, but AVSR Global can help guide you.

Editor Bill Feldman
E-mail:feldman@vb-to-usa.com
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Phone in USA:+1-303-722-5552