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NCAA Scholarships and Grants - NCAA. org Each year, NCAA Division I and II schools award more than $4 billion in athletics scholarships to over 180,000 student-athletes—helping them pursue their goals on the field and in the classroom. While Division III schools don’t offer athletics scholarships, all NCAA student-athletes can benefit from a wide range of academic scholarships, grants, and financial aid opportunities.
The reality is that only about 2% of high school athletes earn a college athletics scholarship, and even fewer go pro. That’s why a college education is one of the most valuable benefits of playing sports at the NCAA level. Most scholarships are partial, but student-athletes can combine them with academic awards, NCAA-funded aid programs, and need-based assistance like Federal Pell Grants.
Division I schools can also offer multiyear scholarships and provide degree-completion funding after a student-athlete’s playing career ends. On top of what schools offer, the NCAA directly invests over $10 million each year into postgraduate scholarships, career development grants, and academic success programs for student-athletes who excel in the classroom and in competition.
These resources are designed to help you succeed in college—and beyond. Student-Athlete Scholarship and Grants The NCAA offers a variety of scholarships and grants to support student-athletes in their academic and personal development. These opportunities recognize athletic and academic excellence, promote degree completion, and provide pathways for postgraduate education.
Funding is also available through special initiatives to enhance career readiness and support long-term success. Check out the scholarship and grants available below.
Association-Wide Opportunities: NCAA Graduate Student Research Grant Program NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Program Walter Byers Graduate Scholarship Jim McKay Graduate Scholarship Division I Opportunities: Accelerating Career Development Award Program NCAA Division I Degree Completion Award Program Division II Opportunities: NCAA Division II Degree Completion Award Program Coaching Development Grants To support the growth and effectiveness of coaches at all levels, the NCAA provides professional development grants and scholarships.
These opportunities help coaches enhance their leadership skills, expand their expertise, and better serve the student-athletes they mentor. Select programs also focus on increasing access and advancement for underrepresented groups in the coaching profession. Check out the grants and opportunities available below.
Division II Opportunities: Division II Coaching Enhancement Grants Division III Opportunities: Division III Coaching Enhancement Grants The NCAA provides grants to support leadership development within athletics administration. These programs offer resources for entry-level and mid-career professionals to advance in their roles, pursue advanced education, and strengthen athletics programs.
Institutions and conferences may also apply for funding to create or expand administrative positions that support campus operations and student-athlete services.
Division I Opportunities: Accelerating Academic Success Program Grants Division II Opportunities: Division II Internship Grant Division II Strategic Alliance Matching Grant Division III Opportunities: Division III Pathway to Excellence Grant Division III Strategic Alliance Matching Grant Female Administrator Enhancement Grant Association-Wide Opportunities: NCAA Innovations in Research and Practice Grant Program Division III Opportunities: Division III Inclusive Leaders Program NCAA conference support programs are designed to strengthen collaboration and shared leadership across member institutions.
Through targeted funding and structured engagement, these programs help conferences advance strategic priorities, foster collaboration among campuses, and implement initiatives that enhance the student-athlete experience. By working closely with conference leadership, the NCAA supports long-term planning, innovation and alignment with divisional goals.
Division III Opportunities: Division III Strategic Initatives Conference Grant Program Browse current scholarships and grants Need additional information to determine the right scholarship or grant for you, reach out! Educational & Leadership Opportunities Insurance Programs and Resources The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Coaches at all levels; specific programs focus on Division II and Division III coaches to enhance leadership skills and better serve student-athletes. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Coaching Development Grants is funded by NCAA. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.