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  • Name: National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
  • Total Members: 230 Colleges
  • Location: Olathe, Kansas

Active membership in the NAIA is open to fouryear colleges and universities, and upperlevel, twoyear institutions in the United States and Canada that award the bachelor’s (baccalaureate) degree, or its equivalent. Active members must be notforprofit organizations and (for members in the United States) fully accredited by one of the six established regional accrediting bodies. Associate membership is available to fouryear colleges and universities, and twoyear institutions in the U.S. and Canada that award bachelor’s degree(s) but do not hold full accreditation by one of the six institutional accrediting bodies. The NAIA does not require a minimum number of sponsored varsity sports. Consistent with the association’s philosophy of institutional autonomy, active members are permitted to make decisions about sports sponsorship consistent with their institution’s mission and overall budgetary needs. Affiliated NAIA conferences, however, often do have minimum sponsorship requirements that conference members must meet. Maximum institutional aid limits exist for each sport. Financial aid limitations are outlined in Article VIII, Section G of the current NAIA Council of Presidents policy manual. All or a portion of institutional aid awarded to individual studentathletes may be exempted based on academic performance. For example, aid to continuing students with a 3.60 cumulative gradepoint average or who are in the top 10 percent of their class will not count against financial aid limits.
Sources: NAIA.org, July 2005
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Albuquerque Dons
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Alliant International Mountain Lions
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Briar Cliff Chargers
Chancellor Mustangs
College of Idaho Yotes
Dakota Wesleyan Tigers
Detroit Tech Dynamics
Dickinson State Bluehawks
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Fisk Bulldogs
Georgetown (KY) Tigers
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Huston-Tillotson Rams
Indiana Wesleyan Wildcats
Lambuth Eagles
Lawrence Tech Blue Devils
Loyola (LA) Wolfpack
Marymount (KS) Spartans
Milligan Buffaloes
Montana Western Bulldogs
Morningside Mustangs
Oklahoma City Stars
Paul Quinn Tigers
Phillips Haymakers
Pikeville College Bears
Point Park Pioneers
Rio Grande Red Storm
Rocky Mountain Battlin' Bears
Santa Fe Art and Design
Shaw College (MI) Saints
Si Tanka Screaming Eagles
Southwestern (KS) Moundbuilders
St. Ambrose Fighting Bees
St. Mary's of the Plains Cavaliers
St. Thomas (FL.) Bobcats
Taylor Trojans
Tennessee Wesleyan Bulldogs
Tougaloo Bulldogs
Union (KY) Bulldogs
Valley City State Vikings

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