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If you originally enroll at a four-year college, transfer to a two-year college and then wish to transfer to Charlotte, there is a separate set of rules for UNC Charlotte and the A-10 you must meet in order to compete immediately. You must meet all of the conditions of one of the three following options before you transfer in order to compete immediately after transferring from the two-year college:

Option One:

1. You must have completed 24 semester or 36 quarter hours of transferable degree credit with a minimum grade-point average of 2.000 [Note: If you enrolled as a regular student in a two-year college before January 10, 1990, the 24 semester or 36 quarter hours do not need to be transferable degree credit with a 2.000 grade-point average.];
2. One calendar year must have elapsed since your transfer from the four-year college; and
3. You must have graduated from the two-year college [Note: if you attended more than one two-year college at least 25 percent of the credit hours you need to receive your degree must be earned at the two-year college that awards the degree.];

Option Two:

1. You return to the A-10 institution from which you transferred to the two-year college provided you did not have an unfulfilled residence requirement at the time you left the A-10 institution.

Option Three:

1. The four-year college you originally attended did not sponsor the sport in which you compete (and you did not attend any other college that did sponsor the sport);
2. You were a qualifier based on your high-school record;
3. You completed 24 semester hours or 36 quarter hours of transferable credit with a minimum grade-point average of 2.000 in your transferable credit hours;
4. You completed 12 semester or quarter hours of transferable credit for each term you were a full-time student at the two-year college; and
5. You spent at least two semesters or three quarters as a full-time student at the two-year college;

If you do not meet all of the conditions set forth in one of these three options, you will not be eligible for competition at an A-10 institution until you spend one academic year in residence at that school. However, you will be eligible to practice and receive institutional financial aid, provided you are enrolled in a full-time program of studies and meet applicable institutional and conference regulations.

Partial and Nonqualifier
A partial or nonqualifier, regardless of sport, who initially enrolls at a non-A-10 four-year institution, transfers to a junior college and then transfers to an A-10 member institution, shall not be eligible for financial aid, practice, or competition unless the two-year college transfer regulations have been met.