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Bryn Athyn College

The Official Athletics Website of the Bryn Athyn College Lions

Student-Athlete Resources

The Athletics Department at Bryn Athyn College is committed to educating its student-athletes on drugs, alcohol, hazing and the many other issues surrounding intercollegiate athletics today.  This online resource is an initiative to assist the department in the educational process of its student-athletes.  

Permission to Contact: Self-Release - NCAA Division III Form:

  • Action: Complete form, sign and send to the director of athletics at the institution where you wish to discuss a possible transfer.
  • Authorized by: NCAA Bylaw 13.1.1.2.1.
  • Purpose: To grant Division III student-athletes permission to contact other Division III institution's athletics department staff about a possible transfer.
  • Period of Release: This permission to contact will be in effect for 30 days from the date this document is signed.
  • Download Form: Click Here

Student Athlete Physicals:

Sports Medicine Physical Form, please submit Medical Form (PDF)

Student Athlete Conduct Policy

In efforts to follow the NCAA Banned Drugs Guidelines, all Bryn Athyn College athletes will follow the rules set by the NCAA.


For complete list of banned guidelines -  Click Here!

Student-Athlete Academic Success Resources

Student-Athlete Study Hall

Weekly Study Hall is an important element in helping every BAC Student-Athlete maintain good academic standing, both during and outside of, the student’s specific competition season. It is also a primary avenue for developing in the student-athlete an appreciation for the connection between academic and athletic accountability, expectations and sustained success. Most importantly, it helps to ensure every team member is presented the opportunity and academic resources to realize a college experience that maximizes the student’s abilities and potential. Two (2) hours of Study Hall are required weekly and may be fulfilled by attending any one of the following: ASC Tutoring, extra help from a BAC Professor/Instructor or a prescheduled athletic team study hall monitored by a coach or BAC Staff member. Any student-athlete with questions about the parameters and expectations for Study Hall should consult their head coach and/or Director of the Academic Support Center (ASC).

Study Hall is required for any student-athlete falling under any one of the following criteria:

  • Freshmen in their first academic term of attendance at BAC
  • Transfer students in their first academic term of attendance at BAC
  • Students w/a Cumulative GPA below 2.5

*Note: If an athletic team has a regularly scheduled study hall, then 2 hours of participation are required in that study hall to fulfill the weekly 2-hour requirement. If a student attends 1 hour of either ASC or Professor’s Extra Help, that fulfills the 2-hour weekly requirement.