Is it permissible for an institution to bring a prospective student-athlete on campus for official visits in two different sports?

In the context of NCAA regulations, a prospective student-athlete is allowed to take only one official visit to an institution, regardless of the number of sports they may be considering. This rule is in place to maintain a level playing field and ensure that institutions do not try to pressure or manipulate prospective athletes through repeated visits.

When a student-athlete is being recruited for different sports, the NCAA limits official visits to one per institution to ensure that the understanding and evaluation of the recruitment process are clear-cut and manageable for both the athletes and the institutions involved. Allowing multiple official visits would complicate the recruitment process and could place undue influence on young athletes who are making critical decisions about their futures.

Thus, the correct answer accurately reflects the NCAA’s guidelines regarding official visits for prospective student-athletes.