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2012 Football Graduation Rates

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10 months ago via 247Sports Mobile

If this has been previously posted I apologize.
Link http://stanford.scout.com/2/1183346.html
Federal Graduation Rate takes into account transfers and is used by the dept. of education. Somes schools are downright deplorable.
Top 10 Football Grad Rates: FBS
(Federal Graduation Rate)
Boston College 87%
Northwestern 86%
Stanford 84%
Rice 84%
Notre Dame 83%
Penn State 80%
Duke 79%
Rutgers 76%
TCU 75%
Miami (Ohio)73%
Bottom 10 Football Grad Rates: FBS
Florida International 43%
San Jose St. 44%
Arizona 48%
Oklahoma 48%
Florida Atlantic 48%
South Florida 49%
Eastern Michigan 51%
Hawaii 51%
Louisiana-Monroe 52%
Cal 54%
Mississippi
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10 months ago

JaxLion82 said...
If this has been previously posted I apologize.
Link http://stanford.scout.com/2/1183346.html
Federal Graduation Rate takes into account transfers and is used by the dept. of education. Somes schools are downright deplorable.
Top 10 Football Grad Rates: FBS (Federal Graduation Rate) Boston College 87% Northwestern 86% Stanford 84% Rice 84% Notre Dame 83% Penn State 80% Duke 79% Rutgers 76% TCU 75% Miami (Ohio)73%
Bottom 10 Football Grad Rates: FBS Florida International 43% San Jose St. 44% Arizona 48% Oklahoma 48% Florida Atlantic 48% South Florida 49% Eastern Michigan 51% Hawaii 51% Louisiana-Monroe 52% Cal 54% Mississippi

Unfortunately, Penn State's federal rate is going to be very poor because of all these 'forced' transfers.
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psujoe said...
Unfortunately, Penn State's federal rate is going to be very poor because of all these 'forced' transfers.

I believe either the APR or GSR (maybe both) do not penalize schools if kids transfer or leave "in good academic standing". Not sure about the Federal Graduation Rate but the NCAA uses their own metrics to grade schools and hand out sanctions.
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