
Preparing Families for College Sports Opportunities
Will you help us make educational workshops, sports training opportunities, and AAU fee assistance possible for
under-resourced students-athletes?
Support our Student Athletes
WAST NCAA Eligibility Workshops
WAST conducts year-round National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Eligibility Workshops for Student-Athletes. High School Student-Athletes cannot get a Scholarship to College if they do not know the Division I Academic Standards, written in the 2026-2027 Guide For The College-Bound Student-Athlete which changes from year to year.
Division I schools require college-bound student-athletes to meet academic standards for NCAA approved 16-core courses, core-course GPA, and SAT/ACT test scores used on a sliding scale. To be eligible to practice, compete and receive an athletics Scholarship in your first full-time year at a Division I school, a student-athlete must graduate from high school and meet all the Division I Academic Standards. The NCAA does not use the high school GPA when offering a high school student athlete an athletic college sports Scholarship.
