Multiyear Agreements Pop Quiz
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- Q1
How long would this period of award be?
Aid offered at 50% for year 1, and $0 offered for years 2 and 3.
2 years
1 year
3 years
20s - Q2
To rearrange a scholarship agreement, what needs to happen?
Provide the SA an opportunity to appeal
Overall increase
All the above
20s - Q3
When would the renewal of a 4-year agreement be considered a reduction?
The new agreement is just one year to cover final year of eligibility.
The new agreement is less than the average equivalency of the original period of award.
The new agreement is less than the equivalency in the most recent academic year.
45s - Q4
Scholarship increases that apply to just one year in a multiyear agreement do not need to be accounted for during renewal when calculating the average equivalency.
falsetrueTrue or False20s - Q5
If an undergrad 4-year transfer completes 4 seasons of competition, can we consider that student-athlete to have exhausted eligibility and no longer count their aid towards team limits when they return next year to complete their degree?
No - we can't consider an undergrad 4-year transfer to have exhausted eligibility until their 5 year clock has expired, regardless of their seasons of competition.
Yes - they do not have eligibility remaining, so next year's athletic aid would not impact team limits.
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