1. In football, when is it permissible for the head coach to make a telephone call to a PSA who is in his junior year in high school? April 15 through May 31 The month of March The month of February May 1 through June 15

2. In womens basketball, during the July evaluation period telephone calls are permissible to PSAs provided no more than one telephone call per week is made. TRUEFALSE

3. In mens basketball, one telephone call per month is permitted to a PSA beginning June 15 at the conclusion of the sophomore year through July 31 of the junior year, and twice per week beginning August 1 prior to the beginning of the senior year. TRUEFALSE

4. In order to satisfy two-year college transfer requirements, a student-athlete who was a NONQUALIFIER and has attended more than one two-year college as a full-time student before transferring to a D1 institution must earn at least _____ percent of the credit hours used to fulfill his or her academic degree requirements from the two-year college that awards the degree. A. 15B. 20C. 25D. 30

5. When may a NONQUALIFIER who is enrolled at a two-year college make an OFFICIAL visit to an institution? At any time after enrolling in the two-year college After the completion of the first semester at the two-year college A nonqaulifier enrolled at a two-year college may never make an official visit to an institution After the completion of the first academic year at the two-year college

6. A NONQUALIFIER is currently enrolled in the first year of a two-year college. At what time is it permissible for a coach to make an in-person, off-campus contact with this two-year college PSA? After completion of the first semester or quarter At any time during a permissible contact period After completion of the first year of enrollment in the two-year college After written permission has been received from the two-year college

7. A PSA who has signed a NLI is permitted to make an unofficial visit during a dead period to the institution with which he or she has signed the NLI. TRUEFALSE New Legislation: Effective 8/1/2010

8. On or after May 1 of a PSAs senior year in high school, there is no limit on the number of telephone calls and electronically transmitted correspondence by an institution to the PSA, provided the institution has received a financial deposit in response to the institutions offer of admission. TRUEFALSE New Legislation: Effective Immediately

9. An institutional coaching staff member may provide an interview for an article that he or she knows will appear in a recruiting publication or newsletter. TRUEFALSE

10. A PSA is in his senior year of high school during the 2010-11 year. Prior to graduation in spring 2011, he realizes he will be short one core-course. As a result, he discontinues enrollment at his high school and does not graduate with his class. He enrolls in a preparatory school in fall 2011 with the intention of completing the one core-course in order to satisfy NCAA initial-eligibility requirements. It is permissible for this PSA to use the one core-course taken from the preparatory school in order to satisfy NCAA core-curriculum requirements. TRUEFALSE

11. A representative of athletics interests (i.e., booster) retains identity as such ONLY during the period of time that the individual makes donations to an institutions athletics program. TRUE FALSE ONCE A BOOSTER, ALWAYS A BOOSTER

12. After a PSA has signed a NLI with an institution, the coach is permitted to have in-person, on- or off-campus contact with the PSA at any time regardless of the recruiting period. TRUEFALSE

13. A PSA graduates from high school in May 2010 and does not enroll in college in the fall of 2010. The PSA is allowed five additional official visits (one visit per institution) beginning October 15, 2010. TRUEFALSE

14. A PSA signs a NLI to attend Villanova on a Wednesday. Villanova may send unlimited electronic correspondence to the PSA beginning: Immediately after the PSA signs the NLI on the same calendar day Upon receipt of the PSAs NLI The next calendar day Never

15. During an OFFICIAL visit, an institution may provide how many ADDITIONAL complimentary admissions to a PSA who is a member of a nontraditional family (e.g., divorce, separation) in order to accommodate the parents accompanying the PSA on the visit?

16. It is permissible for an institution to have contact with a student-athlete who has begun service on an official church mission without obtaining permission to contact from the institution from which the student-athlete withdrew prior to the beginning his or her mission if the student-athlete signed a NLI and attended the institution (with which he or she signed the NLI) as a full-time student. TRUEFALSE

17. An individual becomes a PSA once he or she ___________. Receives one phone call from a coaching staff member Starts classes for the ninth grade Receives a benefit from the institution that is not provided to prospective students generally Both B or C

18. Which statement is TRUE regarding computer recruiting presentation? Computer recruiting presentations may be shown only during an in-home visit or an official or unofficial visit Computer recruiting presentations may be shown during any permissible on or off campus contact Computer recruiting presentations may be created by an entity outside the institution B & C

19. Kevin, a PSA, posted a message on an online message board stating an interest in playing his sport at the D1 level. Coach Silver, who coaches Kevins sport at the D1 level posted a response on the message board, addressed directly to Kevin. The response asked Kevin what grade he was in and what position he played. Coach Silvers correspondence with Kevin through the message board is permissible. TRUEFALSE

20. Which of the following are considered telephone calls? Instant messenger Videoconference Faxes E-mail

21. A PSA is being recruited by Villanova for both soccer and golf. Villanova is permitted to bring the PSA on campus for an official visit in the fall for soccer and again for another official visit in the spring for golf. TRUEFALSE

22. A full grant-in-aid consists of ____________. Tuition and fees, room and board only Tuition and fees, room and board, and required course-related books only Tuition and fees, course-related books and transportation only Tuition and fees only

23. Which of the following are exceptions to the transfer rule for transfer students from a four-year college? The student-athlete returns from at least 12 months of active military service in the armed forces of the United States The student-athlete returns from at least 12 months of active service on an official church mission The student-athlete changed schools for athletic reasons Both A and B

24. An institution that would like to award an athletics grant-in-aid to a PSA may do which of the following? Guarantee the PSA a four-year scholarship in writing Inform the PSA that the renewal of financial aid is not automatic, but the athletics department may recommend to the financial authority that the PSAs financial aid be renewed each year Indicate that the institution will automatically continue the grant-in-aid for four years, even if the PSA gets injured and is unable to compete Promise the PSA that he or she will receive a four-year grant-in- aid, even if the coach decides to leave the institution A B C D

26. A PSA may visit more than one institution on the same trip for OFFICIAL visit purposes, and the institutions may share the travel expenses, as long as there is no duplication of expenses, only actual and necessary expenses are provided, each of the visits do not last more than 48 hours, and travel is without delay for personal reasons. TRUEFALSE

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