Article I, Section G, Item 1 – Extended Games & Frequency of Play Limits
Bylaw: Article I, Section G, Item 1 “The maximum number of varsity games, contests or playing dates an institution may ...
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Legislative Brief: 24/36-Hour Rule, Part 1 The Basics
The 24/36-Hour Rule is a core NAIA eligibility requirement, ensuring that a student is making steady, continuous academic progress. General ...
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Article V, Section B, Item 20 – Concurrent Enrollment
Bylaw: Article V, Section B, Item 20 “Term of Attendance: A term of attendance is any quarter, semester or trimester ...
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Article V, Section C, Item 3 – Credits Used for 12-Hour Enrollment Rule
Bylaw: Article V, Section C, Item 3 “The student must be identified and enrolled in a minimum of 12 institutional ...
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Article V, Section C, Item 9 – Progress Rule Exception Mixed Terms
Bylaw: Article V, Section C, Item 9 “To participate a second season in a sport, all students must have accumulated ...
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Article V, Section D, Item 4 – Retaining Eligibility for NAIA Postseason
Bylaw: Article V, Section D, Item 4 “A student who is eligible during the regular sport season for a particular ...
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Article V, Section D, Item 5 – Undergraduate Courses for Graduate Identification
Bylaw: Article V, Section D, Item 5 “A student who has completed all academic requirements for graduation from a four-year ...
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Article V, Section C, Item 9 – Progress Rule Calculation: Term Totals vs. Accumulated Totals
Bylaw: Article V, Section C, Item 9 “To participate a second season in a sport, all students must have accumulated ...
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Article V, Section C, Item 9 – 48-Hour General Education Requirement, Transfer Students
Bylaw: Article V, Section C, Item 9 “To participate the fourth season in a sport, all students must have accumulated ...
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Article V, Section C, Item 8 – Junior Academic Standing
Bylaw: Article V, Section C, Item 8 “Upon reaching junior academic standing as defined by the institution, a student must ...
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