<p>So I was looking at Cornell's athletic offerings, and for some sports it said there were three different teams: NCAA Div. 1, intercollegiate, and intramural. I know that the NCAA one is like the official, "main" one for which you are recruited and everything but what is the difference between intercollegiate and intramural? Thanks!</p>
<p>At most schools there are three levels of college sports, D I/II/III, club, and intramural.</p>
<p>D I/II/III - Highest level at school. Nearly the entire team is recruited one way or another, you probably know about this level.</p>
<p>Club - Essentially a travel team. You likely play other schools in your area, practice several times a week, and it’s fairly competitive. Often you have to try out to make the team.</p>
<p>Intramural - Few practices, games not too often either, mostly for fun. Little to no skill necessary for this. You only play other teams from within your school.</p>