What NCAA or NAIA school will accept my SAT 680 and ACT 14 ?
None. Those scores are not high enough for the NCAA minimum, so schools can’t overrule that. I don’t know the NAIA rules will enough, but those scores probably aren’t high enough.
I believe that your ACT can qualify you per the NCAA depending on your GPA. My understanding is that you add each of your 4 section scores to get your ACT index. If you scored a 14 on each section that would mean for the NCAA purposes your ACT score is 56. With a score of 56 you would need to have a 2.825 or higher GPA to qualify based on the sliding scale. This is division one, for division two there is no sliding scale and your score must be a 68 so you would not qualify.
That said, for a school to accept you with a 14 ACT you would have to be a superb athlete, instant starter at the top division one level and have a program that gives the coaching staff a lot of leeway with the recruits they push for and accept. I think it is a long shot.
Take prep classes and retake both asap.
Make sure you’ve completed all the classes required for Div1, too (math through algebra2, history and social science etc.)
You may need to investigate PG opportunities.
It isn’t necessary to register for NCAA eligibility if you’re considering Division 3 schools. Those schools set their own admission standards. The public D3 schools like the Wisconsin and Massachusetts directionals offer the best chance, but your sport, GPA and the program’s needs will all play a part.
According to the NAIA guide, you must meet two out of the three following criteria: graduate in the top half of your high school class; have a minimum GPA of 2.0; and have a minimum 16 ACT score.
what school who will accept my score?
None. It indicates you’re WAY not college ready. Study hard and retake the test, aim for at least 16 (average=21)
Student athletes must be able to be students.
Perhaps consider a post graduate year to improve your academics and your scores, and get noticed by coaches.
Are you a junior or a senior?
I’ve read some of your other threads. If I remember correctly you’re the son of immigrants who live in PA. English isn’t your first language and you don’t speak it at home. You have a learning disability and have been in public school, homeschooled, and now you’re a senior at what seems to be some sort of sports focused school. Attending college is a great goal. I understand PA schools are expensive even for state residents, so if your parents are low income getting a degree can be a challenge. Why are you so interested in being recruited? Are you looking for a way to help pay for college? What are your career goals?
@MYOS1634 I am a senior .
@austinmshauri My career goals are after college is be in the army or become a bounty hunter officer and why I am interested doing college track and field is because I like sport’s and like running and being fitness and doing sport’s.