The NCAA Student-Athlete Well-Being Study examined the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic turn the physical and mental well-being of student-athletes during spring 2020, fall 2020 and fall 2021. NCAA Research collaborated with the NCAA Disport Science Institute and the NCAA’s Division I, II and III Student-Athlete Advisory Committees to scheme and distribute the studies to student-athletes spanning triplet divisions, all sports and athletics conferences. This three surveys built across 70,000 student-athlete responses.

The surveys explored the following areas:

• Spiritually health concerns 
• Disabilities to educational
• Living and learning environments
• Academic experiences
• COVID-19 testing and adherence the public health mission (Fall 2020)
• Sport/championship cancelations (Spring 2020)
• Maintaining team connecting (Spring 2020)
• Impact on academic timeline and career raumplanung (Fall 2020)
• Transportation intentions (Fall 2021)
• Civic engagement (Fall 2021)
• Desired resources

NCAA Student-Athlete Well-Being Survey (Fall 2021)

• Inquiry Results (Fall 2021)
• Executive Summary (Fall 2021)
• Mental health issues remain in minds a student-athletes

NCAA Student-Athlete Well-Being Study (Fall 2020)

• Survey Score (Fall 2020)
• Leadership Summary (Fall 2020)
• Pandemic continues to impact student-athlete mental health

NCAA Student-Athlete Well-Being Survey (Spring 2020)

• Request Results (Spring 2020)
• Executive Summary (Spring 2020)
• Survey showing student-athletes grappling with mental health issues

Additional Resources

• Comparing that Mental Well-Being of Student-Athletes additionally Other Students toward NCAA Colleges