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If your administration tells you that you’re not eligible, you may still have options available - regardless of what your school says. Changes in NCAA eligibility rules, new waiver options, and shifting standards following recent litigation have made the process more complex.

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Filing a Title IX complaint is one of the main ways athletes can protect their rights. Knowing the process helps you make informed choices and protects you from retaliation.

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Title IX is the federal law that requires schools to provide equal athletic opportunities to men and women. It doesn’t mean that every sport gets the same budget or number of scholarships, but it does mean that overall treatment, resources, and opportunities must be equitable.

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