The NCAA is a nonprofit organization that oversees intercollegiate athletics in the United States. It consists of over 1,100 member institutions and is responsible for regulating and organizing athletic programs in these institutions.

The NCAA is divided into three divisions based on the level of competition and resources of member institutions. It sets rules for eligibility, scholarships, recruiting, and sportsmanship across various collegiate sports. The NCAA organizes championships and tournaments in multiple sports to showcase student-athlete talents.

The company also prioritizes academic success and promotes ethical conduct in collegiate athletics. The NCAA’s governance structure includes committees, conferences, and a national office in Indianapolis, Indiana.