NCAA Scholarship Limits

[Mike]

2006-2007 Total Annual Scholarship Limits

Ever wonder how many scholarships a college/university is permitted to give out? Not all scholarships are full scholarships, so sometimes scholarships will be split up. Here are the 2006-2007 total annual scholarship limits mandated by the NCAA for Division I athletic programs:

Men	No.	Women	No.
Baseball	11.7	Archery	5
Basketball	13	Badminton	6
Cross Country/Track and Field .	12.6	Basketball	15
Fencing	4.5	Bowling	5
Football	85	Cross Country/Track and Field .	18
Golf	4.5	Equestrian	15
Gymnastics	6.3	Fencing	5
Ice Hockey	18	Field Hockey	12
Lacrosse	12.6	Golf	6
Rifle	3.6	Gymnastics	12
Skiing	6.3	Lacrosse	12
Soccer	9.9	Rowing (Crew)	20
Swimming and Diving	9.9	Rugby	12
Tennis	4.5	Skiing	7
Volleyball	4.5	Soccer	14
Water Polo	4.5	Softball	12
Wrestling	9.9	Squash	12
-	-	Swimming and Diving	14
-	-	Synchronized Swimming	5
-	-	Team Handball	10
-	-	Tennis	8
-	-	Vollyball	12
-	-	Water Polo	8
-	-	-	-
FIU Max	132.2	FIU Max	99

This table doesn't mean we are giving out the maximum number of scholarships.

[FIUFanatic]

Good find for rerference...Thanks.

[Hay]

d**n, 9.9 for Men's soccer but 14 for woman's soccer!!??

[Xpedition]

Title IX

[Mike]

One of the reasons that some of our teams are not doing so well, Baseball, Basketball, is that we are not offering the maximum number of scholarships.

My guess is that we are not offering the maximum number of football scholarships either.

What Women's sports would you expect we would be adding

[FIUFanatic]

Years ago the plan was to add swimming (done) and then women rowing, which for some reason, hasn't been added as of yet. Maybe the numbers kind of reached the "acceptable" parameters of Title IX as it is now. But if a sport is to be added, at least on the initial plan by Mello, rowing would be the next women's sport to be added.

[Mike]

Does anyone know the ratio of men/women students at FIU? We would expect the ratio of scholarships to follow that ratio.