General Information

Intercollegiate Athletics:
Athletes are governed by the rules of the State Commission on Athletics, the Bay Valley Conference, Northern California Football Conference, and by Yuba College's own regulations. Basic eligibility requirements are...

• All students who are enrolled in a minimum of 12 units, nine of which are degree related, are eligible for initial collegiate participation.
• Athletes must be continuously enrolled in 12 units to
  maintain eligibility.
• To participate in a second sport an athlete must be enrolled in 12 units, nine of which are degree related, and have at least a 2.0 G.P.A.
• To participate in a second season of the same sport an athlete must be enrolled in 12 units, nine of which are academic. Students must also have completed 24 units, eighteen of which are degree related, and have at least a 2.0 G.P.A.

Student/Athletes as well as Physical Education and Recreation majors receive academic advising to ensure completion of their academic goals.

Athletic Program Philosophy:
Yuba Community College subscribes to the philosophy that athletics plays an integral role in the total education process and is dedicated to providing a total educational experience for each student enrolled in the College. The College believes in the unique contribution of athletics to the total College curriculum in that it promotes growth in, and awareness toward leadership, character, physical fitness, and the need for life-long participation in activity; and also enhances the lives and contributes to the total development of those who engage in the sports and activities provided. The College also believes that an exemplary physical education program, including recreation and health, provides a sound basis for an intercollegiate athletic program and meets the student interest needs through the offering of a variety of activities and levels of competition.

The College supports the need for encouraging the development of programs for the highly skilled student-athlete and will promote a variety of programs, support services, and activities which are necessary to meet the needs of these men and women. The College also is aware of and supportive of the concepts of Title IX and will exhibit equal opportunity in athletics.

It is the philosophy of the College to strive to maintain the optimum level of teaching and coaching, as well as support from the community, the Board of Trustees, the District, and the College administration, faculty, and students. The District will also strive to coordinate and control intercollegiate athletic competition so that the result will be compatible with the State Athletic Code, the Bay Valley Conference Constitution and By-Laws, and the highest standards of conduct. The College's aim is for the experiences of all participants to reflect dignity and exemplify competition at its finest.

Yuba Community College operates with this basic philosophy of purpose to best accomplish and fulfill the goals of wholesome and desirable experiences for all participants and to offer the opportunity for students of the College to reach their full athletic potential.

Expense Planning:
Estimated Expenses per Semester:

1. California resident
   
   

   Expense	Cost (Estimate)
   Enrollment* (12 units)	$312.00
   Student Service & Parking	$40.00
   Books and supplies**	$150.00

   
   
2. Out-of-state student
   
   

   Expense	Cost (Estimate)
   Tuition and enrollment* (12 units)	$1,908.00
   Books and supplies**	$150.00
   Parking	$40.00

Payment plans are available, for information contact the Dean of Admission and Records Office (530) 741-6705 or visit their web site at Admissions & Records.

*Fees will vary based on number of units enrolled.
**Will vary on course load.

Academic Honor Roll:
T-shirt and Certificate Award - awarded each semester to athletes completing 12 or more units with an athletic GPA or 2.80 or better.

Athletic Department Scholarships:
The Athletic Department offers six awards; two at $1,000.00 and four at $500.00, to be awarded to:

• Highest GPA (female) - $1,000.00
• Highest GPA (male) - $1,000.00
• Next four highest GPA's (female or male) - $500.00

1. Application Process:
   1. must be a two-year sport program participant
   2. minimum G.P.A. 3.0 (based on transfer courses)
   3. must be eligible for admission as an upper-division student in a four-year institution
   4. must submit: application, transcripts, verification of work in progress, and a written statement including personal goals, transfer objective, career goals, and collegiate achievements
   5. must submit letter of recommendation from coach of their two-year sport
   6. deadline for application is second Friday in May
2. Selection: The scholarship selection will be made by the Athletic Director and the Athletic Academic Counselor upon receipt of the spring grades.
3. Award: The scholarship award will be made upon receiving evidence of enrollment and attendance at a four-year institution.