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On Wednesday, the NCAA released its latest multi-year Division 1 Academic Progress Rate, also regarded simply as the APR, and the University of Texas exceeded the required NCAA standard, per a release from the school.
The latest APR release is based upon data submitted for the 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17, and 2017-18 academic years.
The APR, which accounts for eligibility, retention, and graduation, provides a real-time look at a team’s academic success by tracking the academic progress of each student-athlete during the school year.
Per the release, each of Texas’ 20 athletic programs recorded a score of at least 951 in the latest APR. The men’s tennis and women’s tennis programs each received a perfect score of 1,000, which earned honors last week.
The University of Texas athletics program’s full APR scores are as follows:
Men’s Programs: Multi-year APR
- Baseball: 981
- Basketball: 951
- Cross Country: 996
- Football: 972
- Golf: 980
- Swimming and Diving: 986
- Tennis: 1,000
- Track and Field: 980
Women’s Programs: Multi-year APR
- Basketball: 996
- Cross Country: 989
- Golf: 992
- Rowing: 989
- Soccer: 992
- Softball: 987
- Swimming and Diving: 996
- Tennis: 1,000
- Track and Field: 990
- Volleyball: 995
More on the APR can be found here.