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Welcome to Pratt Cannoneers Athletics!
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Location: Brooklyn, NY |
Why Pratt?
- Pratt is one of the nation’s leading Colleges in Art and Design with an international reputation for excellence.
- Pratt has state-of-the-art athletic facilities and competes in one of the east coast most historic independent conferences, the Hudson Valley Athletic Conference.
- Pratt athletics is covered by New York media (the nation's largest media market).
Pratt is a leading private art and design college and amongst the preeminent, comprehensive private institutions of higher education. Pratt is dedicated to teaching that meets the highest standards of excellence; to conducting research that breaks new ground; and to turning knowledge into solutions for local, national, and global communities. Pratt is one of the nation’s major private institutions of higher education. Founded in 1887, Pratt has a unique history as a colonial college and a land-grant institution. Pratt has 47 degree-granting units with hundreds of courses covering the full range of human experience.
NCAA Compliance
As an affiliate member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”), Pratt Institute must abide by NCAA rules and regulations as they relate to all aspects of its athletic program. In addition to ensuring that all of its coaches, administrators, Institute’s faculty and staff, and student-athletes are aware of and following NCAA rules, Pratt is also responsible for the actions of any individual who is a “representative of athletic interests.”
Compliance with NCAA rules requires the effort of everyone associated with an institution’s athletic program – institutional staff, faculty, students, student-athletes and representatives of athletic interests. In order to act within NCAA rules, it is important to understand not only the rules themselves, but also why the NCAA rules exist and why schools must monitor compliance with the rules.
The information below was developed to provide you with a general overview of key Division III NCAA rules and regulations. If you have any additional questions about NCAA rules and regulations, you should contact the NCAA directly or visit the NCAA website at www.ncaa.org.
The link below provides information for the college-bound student-athlete from the National Collegiate Athletic Association. It contains information on how student-athletes can comply with NCAA bylaws in order to compete in intercollegiate athletics. It includes information on what high-school students need to do to be eligible to compete their first year in college, as well as guidelines that coaches and prospects must follow during the recruiting process.
Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete