Divisions of the NCAA. Division I Member institutions must sponsor at least 14 sports with 2 team sports for each gender Member institutions must sponsor.

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Divisions of the NCAA

Division I Member institutions must sponsor at least 14 sports with 2 team sports for each gender Member institutions must sponsor at least 14 sports with 2 team sports for each gender Each playing season must be represented by each gender Each playing season must be represented by each gender Financial aid is available for student-athletes Financial aid is available for student-athletes

Division I Subdivisions There are 335 total member institutions in Division I of the NCAA There are 335 total member institutions in Division I of the NCAA – 97 are DI only and do not sponsor football – 120 are DI-FBS – Football Bowl Subdivision – 118 are DI-FCS – Football Championship Subdivision  66% are public institutions  34% are private institutions

Division I member institutions Division I Division I  Drexel University  LaSalle University Division I – FBS Division I – FBS  Penn State University  University of Pittsburg Division I - FCS Division I - FCS  Bucknell University  Villanova University

Division II Member institutions must sponsor at least 10 sports with 2 team sports for each gender Member institutions must sponsor at least 10 sports with 2 team sports for each gender Each playing season must be represented by each gender Each playing season must be represented by each gender Financial aid is available for student-athletes Financial aid is available for student-athletes

Division II member institutions There are 288 member institutions in Division II of the NCAA There are 288 member institutions in Division II of the NCAA – 53% are public institutions – 47% are private institutions  Millersville University  Shippensburg University of PA  West Chester University of PA

Division III Member institutions must sponsor at least 10 sports with 2 team sports for each gender Member institutions must sponsor at least 10 sports with 2 team sports for each gender Each playing season must be represented by each gender Each playing season must be represented by each gender Student-athletes do not receive financial aid based on athletic ability Student-athletes do not receive financial aid based on athletic ability

Division III member institutions There are 447 member institutions in Division III of the NCAA There are 447 member institutions in Division III of the NCAA – 20% are public institutions – 80% are private institutions  Carnegie Mellon University  Franklin & Marshall College  Lebanon Valley College

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