Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe 1. Graduation Rates. Division II’s student-athlete graduation rate is consistently 10 to 15 percentage points.

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Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe 1. Graduation Rates. Division II’s student-athlete graduation rate is consistently 10 to 15 percentage points higher than the total student body. 2.Class Time. Division II’s regionalization philosophy rewards the scheduling of local or regional opponents in the regular season, resulting in limited missed class time for student- athletes. 3. Athletics Scholarships. Many Division II student- athletes receive athletics scholarships and other forms of financial aid to pay for school.

Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe 4. Personal Attention. Student-athletes receive a quality education at DII institutions that often feature an exceptional teacher-to-student ratio. 5. Additional Assistance. The Degree-Completion Scholarship Program provides deserving Division II student-athletes who have exhausted their collegiate eligibility with financial assistance. 6. National Championships Opportunities. Division II features unparalleled opportunity for student-athletes to advance to national championship competition as a result of the division’s generous championship access ratios.

Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe 10. Teacher/Coaches. Many Division II coaches continue to provide other services for their institution and in the community, including teaching and mentoring. 11. Proud Alumni. Former Division II student-athletes include governors, senators, entertainers, corporate leaders and professional athletes. 12. National Recognition. Division II student-athletes have received the NCAA’s highest individual honors, including winning the Walter Byers Scholarship Award (the Association’s top student-athlete) and the NCAA Woman of the Year Award

Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe 7. Community Partnerships. Division II has initiated national community partnerships with the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Habitat for Humanity. 8. Unique Fiscal Model. Division II offers a unique fiscal model for intercollegiate athletics that redefines the institutional value for sponsoring sports and offering athletics scholarships. 9. Innovative Solutions. Division II encourages innovative policy and program decisions unique to the NCAA, such as the development of Division II National Championships Festivals and a national community-engagement program.

Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe Graduation Rates: Division II’s student-athlete graduation rate is consistently 10 to 15 percentage points higher than the total student body.

Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe Class Time: Division II’s regionalization philosophy rewards the scheduling of local or regional opponents in the regular season, resulting in limited missed class time for student- athletes.

Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe Athletics Scholarships: Many Division II student- athletes receive athletics scholarships and other forms of financial aid to pay for school.

Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe Personal Attention: Student- athletes receive a quality education at DII institutions that often feature an exceptional teacher-to-student ratio.

Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe Additional Assistance: The Degree-Completion Scholarship Program provides deserving Division II student-athletes who have exhausted their collegiate eligibility with financial assistance.

Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe National Championships Opportunities: Division II features unparalleled opportunity for student-athletes to advance to national championship competition as a result of the division’s generous championship access ratios.

Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe Community Partnerships: Division II has initiated national community partnerships with the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Habitat for Humanity.

Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe Unique Fiscal Model: Division II offers a unique fiscal model for intercollegiate athletics that redefines the institutional value for sponsoring sports and offering athletics scholarships.

Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe Innovative Solutions: Division II encourages innovative policy and program decisions unique to the NCAA, such as the development of Division II National Championships Festivals and a national community- engagement program.

Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe Teacher/Coaches: Many Division II coaches continue to provide other services for their institution and in the community, including teaching and mentoring.

Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe Proud Alumni: Former Division II student-athletes include governors, senators, entertainers, corporate leaders and professional athletes.

Division II Features-12 Reasons to Believe National Recognition: Division II student-athletes have received the NCAA’s highest individual honors, including winning the Walter Byers Scholarship Award (the Association’s top student-athlete) and the NCAA Woman of the Year Award

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