How many additional complimentary admissions can an institution provide to a prospective student-athlete from a nontraditional family during an unofficial visit?

During an unofficial visit, an institution is allowed to provide additional complimentary admissions to prospective student-athletes from nontraditional families. According to NCAA regulations, nontraditional family situations can include a variety of circumstances that differ from the standard family structure, such as single-parent households, families with step-parents, or other unique living arrangements.

For such cases, the NCAA permits the institution to provide up to two additional complimentary admissions. This regulation is in place to ensure that prospective student-athletes can have their family members accompany them during their visit, fostering a supportive environment and allowing these students to receive important input from their loved ones regarding their decision on college athletics.

This practice reflects the NCAA's understanding of diverse family dynamics and encourages inclusivity for student-athletes from all types of backgrounds.