Nine tools. Six connected instruments. Three work without an account.
Four of the six run before you make an account.
The six connected instruments.
All nine tools live on this page. The three below need no account at all.
Eligibility Audit
Your real best-16 core GPA, every division verdict, and the courses that don't count — named.
Grade Monitor
Term-by-term trend from sixth grade up — and the quarter that quietly costs you D1.
Sport IQ
Coach-level questions across six sports. Prove you see the game, not just play it.
Resume Builder
The one page a college coach actually reads — with live feedback on what gets resumes deleted.
Practice Tests
Full-length SAT, ACT, SSAT and HSPT — 2,156 questions, every one with a worked explanation.
Recruiting Profile
Decide field by field what a coach sees. Eligibility always shows; your contact info never does.
Free, no account needed.
Three instruments that never ask who you are.
Requirements Checker
Type in a core GPA. Get the division-by-division verdict against the current lines.
Core GPA Calculator
Add your core courses and letter grades. The number that decides it updates as you type.
Core Course Worksheet
All 16 required core units as a working checklist a counselor will sign off on.
What's actually free?
- What can I use without an account?
- Three tools ask for nothing at all — no login, no card, not even a name: the requirements checker, the core GPA calculator, and the core-course worksheet. They run the same math as the paid instruments; they just don't remember you. Four of the six instruments also run before you sign up, on their own page — those ask for a name and an email first, then open.
- What's free once I sign up?
- Your division verdict, your grade history, Sport IQ Level 1 in every sport, your first full-length practice test, and building your resume and recruiting profile. The verified NCAA report, the rest of the 2,156-question bank, and the deeper Sport IQ levels are what you pay for.
- Do I need an SAT or ACT score to be NCAA eligible?
- No. NCAA Division I and II initial eligibility no longer uses an SAT/ACT sliding scale. Academic certification is based on required NCAA-approved core courses, core-course GPA, applicable timing rules, graduation, and Eligibility Center review. The lines are 2.30 core GPA for Division I and 2.20 for Division II. Test scores still matter for admission and for academic money, which is why the tests are here, but they are not an NCAA eligibility requirement.
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