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Read 'em and weep - APR is up from last year.
Louisville . . . . 42% (941)
Arizona . . . . . 20% (933)
Kansas . . . . . 64% (981)
Mich. State . . 60% (963)
UConn . . . . . 33% (946)
Purdue . . . . . 77% (894)
Mizzou. . . . . 36% (957)
Memphis . . . 55% (927)
Pitt. . . . . . . 69% (935)
Xavier. . . . . 82% (977)
Villanova. . . 89% (990)
Dook . . . . . 89% (984)
Carolina . . . 86% (995)
Gonzaga. . . 67% (965)
Syracuse. . . 50% (955)
Oklahoma. . 55% (911)
The Graduation Success Rate (GSR) percentage is the rate for men's basketball players who graduated within six years of enrollment. The number in parenthesis designates the Academic Progress Rate (APR) submitted by the institutions for the 2003-04, 2004-05, 2005-06, and 2006-07 academic years. An institution that falls below 925 is subject to the revocation of 'scholarships'.
Here is the total field breakout.
Men's NCAA basketball 'D-I' gets 13 scholarships per college (women get 15). Most get reasonable degrees but Florida State has caught considerable grief recently for a bogus online 'music appreciation' course (note their 100% graduation rate).
Louisville . . . . 42% (941)
Arizona . . . . . 20% (933)
Kansas . . . . . 64% (981)
Mich. State . . 60% (963)
UConn . . . . . 33% (946)
Purdue . . . . . 77% (894)
Mizzou. . . . . 36% (957)
Memphis . . . 55% (927)
Pitt. . . . . . . 69% (935)
Xavier. . . . . 82% (977)
Villanova. . . 89% (990)
Dook . . . . . 89% (984)
Carolina . . . 86% (995)
Gonzaga. . . 67% (965)
Syracuse. . . 50% (955)
Oklahoma. . 55% (911)
The Graduation Success Rate (GSR) percentage is the rate for men's basketball players who graduated within six years of enrollment. The number in parenthesis designates the Academic Progress Rate (APR) submitted by the institutions for the 2003-04, 2004-05, 2005-06, and 2006-07 academic years. An institution that falls below 925 is subject to the revocation of 'scholarships'.
Here is the total field breakout.
Men's NCAA basketball 'D-I' gets 13 scholarships per college (women get 15). Most get reasonable degrees but Florida State has caught considerable grief recently for a bogus online 'music appreciation' course (note their 100% graduation rate).