Under NCAA legislation, you are considered a UCLA booster (“representative of UCLA’s athletic interests”) if any of the following apply:

1)      You made a financial contribution of any amount or a gift in-kind (goods, services, gifts) to UCLA Athletics or to any of the groups or funds that support our athletic programs;

2)      You provided NCAA-permissible benefits to UCLA student-athletes or their families or to prospective student-athletes or their families (such as employment);

3)      You assisted in any manner in the recruitment of a prospective student-athlete to attend UCLA, even if UCLA didn’t request the assistance;

4)      You have otherwise assisted in promoting UCLA athletics in any manner.

If you are considered a “representative of UCLA’s athletic interests” (commonly known as a booster), you are bound by NCAA rules, as well as Pac-12 and University regulations, and UCLA Athletics is held responsible for your actions.

Once you are identified as a booster, you retain that status forever, and NCAA rules will always apply to you.

UCLA reserves the right to withhold any privilege associated with the athletic department (i.e. ticket and parking privileges, reception invitations) from individuals involved in a violation of NCAA legislation.