Bjorn wants to get into a university that allots many full scholarships for football players. He needs to apply to universities under what division of the National College Athletic Association?

In the context of college athletics, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is divided into several divisions, with Division I being the most prominent for its athletic programs and opportunities. Division I schools are allowed to offer the maximum number of athletic scholarships, which can cover tuition, fees, room, board, and books. This makes Division I particularly appealing to athletes, including football players, seeking substantial financial support for their education.

In contrast, Division II schools offer a combination of athletics and academics, but they have more limited scholarship opportunities compared to Division I. Division III does not provide athletic scholarships at all, focusing instead on the overall student-athlete experience and academic achievements. There is no Division IV in the NCAA, as the organization recognizes only three divisions.

For Bjorn, aiming for a university that offers many full scholarships specifically for football players, Division I is the ideal choice because it is the only division that provides the broadest and most competitive scholarship opportunities.