Shall not be less than 6 actual semester or quarter hours for participating graduate students. A 2.5 GPA is required at institutions on a 5.0 scale. Any organization with GPA requirements less than Intercollegiate Bowling Program requirements may use those requirements in a sanctioned Intercollegiate Program event as long as the participating teams or members are only from that organization. Any Intercollegiate Bowling Program sanctioned event that included members outside that organization must use the Intercollegiate Bowling Program GPA requirements. Students transferring from an institution with a sanctioned intercollegiate program in which they participated are not eligible for intercollegiate competition for one year.
Students attending four-year institutions have four years of eligibility.
Players rolling a ball in any sanctioned intercollegiate competition use a year of eligibility. Players participating while academically ineligible in any sanctioned intercollegiate competition use a year of eligibility . Documentation of such participation must be submitted to the Intercollegiate Bowling Program office. A player may be granted eligibility for participation between terms based on the Intercollegiate Program national office being notified of the change of eligibility status by submitting an additional eligibility form. Players will be eligible for competition the day following the last scheduled examination offered by the institution's official calendar for the term that is ending.