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The document outlines the NCAA's Drug-Testing Program, emphasizing the importance of drug education and compliance for over 400,000 student-athletes across various sports. It details banned substances, medical exceptions, testing protocols, and the consequences of violations. The document stresses that nutritional supplements may contain banned substances and encourages consultation with sports medicine staff. It serves as a guide for institutions to ensure fair competition and athlete safety.

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Begin by reviewing the introductory section, which outlines the importance of understanding NCAA regulations regarding banned substances and eligibility.
Fill out your personal information in the designated fields, ensuring accuracy to avoid any issues with your eligibility.
Carefully read through each chapter listed in the table of contents. Pay special attention to sections on banned-drug classes and medical exceptions.
Complete any required consent forms as indicated, making sure to sign where necessary. This is crucial for compliance with NCAA regulations.
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What does athletic compliance do?

NCAA compliance officers handle all athletic programs for a school and ensure that all programs within the school operate by the rules and guidelines outlined in the NCAA bylaws.

What GPA do you need to get into Notre Dame athletes?

Notre Dame requires that first-semester players maintain a minimum 1.7 GPA, increasing to 1.85 in the second semester, and 2.0 from their sophomore year and beyond. The Ohio State Buckeyes require a 3.6 GPA for admission, although certain majors, such as the College of Pharmacy, have a minimum GPA requirement of 2.5.

What is the address for the University of Notre Dame athletic Department?

All correspondence from athlete agents or advisors to any Notre Dame student-athlete should be sent to the Notre Dame Athletics Compliance Office at 113 Joyce Center Notre Dame, IN 46556 in duplicate.

How to get into NCAA compliance?

The qualifications that you need to work in athletic compliance include a postsecondary degree, analytical skills, and knowledge of NCAA rules and school regulations.

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