NCAA Certified Courses

Helping student-athletes prepare academically for college athletics.

Faith Christian Academy offers NCAA-certified coursework designed to support students who may pursue athletic opportunities at the collegiate level.

What Are NCAA Certified Courses?

NCAA-certified courses are high school courses that have been reviewed and approved for use in determining a student-athlete’s academic eligibility for NCAA college athletics. These courses help ensure that students are completing approved core academic requirements as they prepare for graduation and possible collegiate competition.

Why It Matters

Academic Eligibility

Student-athletes must complete approved core courses to meet NCAA academic eligibility requirements.

College Athletics Preparation

NCAA-certified coursework helps students build an academic record that can support future collegiate athletic opportunities.

Clearer Planning

Families can work with FCA to understand academic requirements and make informed course selections throughout high school.

How to Verify Faith Christian Academy

Families can confirm Faith Christian Academy’s NCAA status and view our approved courses through the NCAA High School Portal. The video below walks you through the process step by step.

Verify Our NCAA Status

Search for Faith Christian Academy in Burlington, North Carolina to view our school information and certified course list.

Supporting Student-Athletes

NCAA certification is one part of preparing for college athletics. Faith Christian Academy works with student-athletes and families to support academic planning, course selection, and preparation for future opportunities.


Related Opportunities

College & Career Pathways

Explore how FCA prepares students for life after graduation.

Dual Enrollment

Earn Liberty University college credit while still in high school.

Athletics

Learn more about FCA athletic programs and teams.

Preparing for College Athletics?

Our team is available to help families understand FCA’s academic opportunities and support student-athletes as they plan for the future.