BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY GRADUATION AND ADMISSIONS DATA

In accordance with NCAA Bylaw 13.3.1, every NCAA Division I member institution is required to provide admissions and graduations data to prospective student-athletes and their parents. Listed below are links to Binghamton University's latest Academic Progress Report, Graduation Rates, and Graduation Success Rates.
2006-07 Academic Progress Report
2008 Graduation Rates
2008 Graduation Success Rates

INFORMATION FOR ALL NCAA DIVISION I STUDENT-ATHLETES

Each year, the NCAA puts out a Guide for College Bound Student-Athletes. This provides a general overview of the progression from being a high school athlete to a student-athlete in college. A link to this guide is provided below.
2008-09 Guide for College Bound Student-Athletes

In accordance with NCAA Bylaw 13.3.2.2, every NCAA Division I member institution is required to provide all incoming prospects and their parents with the NCAA banned substance list. The NCAA conducts a year-round drug testing program at the Division I level. Any student-athlete who is found to have utilizied a substance on the list of banned drugs, through a positive drug test administered by the NCAA will be declared ineligible for competition for at least one calendar year. Below, you will find links to the NCAA Banned Drug Classes List in addition to a link to www.drugfreesport.com for information regarding nutritional supplements. Since nutritional supplements are not strictly regulated , they may contain banned substances resulting a positive drug test.
2008-09 Banned Drug Classes
Information about Nutritional Supplements

Any student-athlete who enters a Division I collegiate institution and wishes to participate in intercollegiate athletics, must be certified by the NCAA Eligibility Center. We encourage you to begin the initial eligibility certification process as soon as possible. Delay in completing the process may affect your ability to practice and compete upon your arrival at Binghamton University. We would also encourage you to consult with your high school guidance office to check on your core-courses and grade point average in those core-courses. To begin the certification process, you need to register with the NCAA Eligibility Center by completing a Student Release Form. This can be accomplished via the Internet at the NCAA Eligibility Center Web site or by obtaining it from the guidance office at your high school.
NCAA Initial-Eligibility Standards

Click here for more information about Division I Initial-Eligibility changes.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION