1. What happens if I change my mind about attending the institution with which I signed, and I want to attend another National Letter of Intent institution instead?
2. What is a year in residence?
3. Can the National Letter of Intent basic penalty be eliminated or reduced?
4. What are extenuating circumstances?
5. Is an institution required to grant a complete release if I ask for it?
6. If my request for a complete release is denied, is the institution obligated to provide me an opportunity for a hearing?
7. If I sign a National Letter of Intent in the early signing period and later get a complete release, can I sign another NLI in the spring signing period?
8. Is a complete release from the National Letter of Intent basic penalty the same as the One-Time Transfer Exception as set forth in NCAA Bylaw 14.5.5.2.10?
9. If I do not satisfy my National Letter of Intent agreement, may I practice or receive athletics aid at another National Letter of Intent institution?
10. If I fail to honor my NLI commitment, is it possible for another NLI institution to recruit me?
11. Is a National Letter of Intent binding if the coach of my sport leaves the institution?
12. Do I sign a National Letter of Intent if I transfer to another four-year institution?

If you do not attend the institution with which you signed, or if you do not fulfill the terms of the National Letter of Intent, the basic penalty is that you lose one season of competition in all sports and must serve one year in residence at your next National Letter of Intent institution.