NCAA Division II is a collegiate athletics division administered by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) in the United States. It provides student-athletes with opportunities to compete in university sports while pursuing their academic qualifications. Division II was established to offer a balance between athletic competition, academic achievement and personal development. It includes hundreds of colleges and universities, many of which emphasize community engagement, student participation and the integration of sports with educational goals. Member institutions compete in various sports, including basketball, football, soccer, baseball, volleyball and track and field.

NCAA Division II supports student-athletes through athletic scholarships, academic services, leadership development and competitive sporting programs. Its philosophy encourages a balanced college experience in which students can excel in athletics while preparing for careers beyond sports. The division organizes championships, establishes eligibility requirements and promotes fair competition, sportsmanship and student welfare. Through its member institutions and athletic conferences, NCAA Division II contributes to higher education by providing opportunities for talented athletes to develop their skills, represent their universities and participate in competitive collegiate sports.