How many official visits can a prospective student-athlete take to the same institution after graduating high school?

A prospective student-athlete is allowed to take a maximum of two official visits to the same institution, but this is contingent upon certain specific conditions being met. These conditions typically involve an athlete being re-recruited by the same institution after initially enrolling at another institution or perhaps a change in the circumstances that justify a second visit.

In most cases, each prospective student-athlete can have one official visit per institution as part of the normal recruiting process. However, if there are unique circumstances—such as transferring, redshirting, or other factors that impact their recruitment—the NCAA recognizes the need for flexibility, hence allowing for a second official visit under these guidelines. This policy is designed to enable institutions to effectively engage with prospects and ensure they have a comprehensive understanding of the institution and its programs, which can be essential in making their decision.

Other options focus on limitations that do not recognize the special circumstances under which a second visit can be permitted, which is why they do not accurately reflect the rules regarding official visits.