When you register with the Clearinghouse, you will be asked about the benefits and activities that might impact your status as an amateur. The following activities will be reviewed:
| Permissible in Division I? | Permissible in Division II? | |
| Enters into a Contract with a Professional Team | No | Yes |
| Accepts Prize Money | Yes. If it is an open event, and does not exceed actual and necessary expenses. | Yes |
| Enters Draft | Yes | Yes |
| Accepts Salary | No | Yes |
| Receives Expenses from a Professional Team | No | Yes |
| Competes on a team with Professionals | No | Yes |
| Tryouts with a Professional Team before Initial Collegiate Enrollment | Yes. May receive actual and necessary expenses for one visit (up to 48 hours) from each professional team. Self-financed try-outs may be for more than 48 hours. | Yes |
| Receives Benefits from an agent | No | No |
| Enters into an agreement with an Agent (oral or written) | No | No |
| Delays Full-Time Collegiate Enrollment and Participates in Organized Competition |
Tennis, Swimming and Diving: Have one year after high school graduation to enroll full time in a collegiate institution or will lose one season of intercollegiate competition for each calendar year during which you continue to participate in organized competition.
All Other Sports: Any participation in organized sports competition during each 12-month period after your 21st birthday and beofre initial full-time enrollment in a collegiate institution shall count as one year of varsity competion. |
Must enroll at the next opportunity (excluding summer) immediately after the date that your high school graduation class normally graduates (or the international equivalent) or you will use a season of intercollegiate competition for each calendar year or sports season (subsequent to that date) in which you have participated in organized competition. |