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There are none. There are 3 divisions of NCAA Schools. Division I, II, and III. Division I has two subdivisions that until recently were labeled I-A and I-AA that are now referred to as Division I-Bowl Subdivision and Division I-Championship Subdivision. The renaming of the subdivisions described the manner of post season play.
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