St. John's University Athletics
Eight Red Storm Programs Earn Perfect Academic Progress Rate in 2022-23 Academic Year
6/4/2024 1:15:00 PM | General
The NCAA announced the latest academic progress rating on Tuesday
QUEENS, N.Y.- Eight of St. John's 17 athletic programs earned a perfect Academic Progress Rate (APR) as the NCAA released its academic success measurement for the 2022-23 academic year on Tuesday.
The men's basketball, women's basketball, men's golf, men's fencing, women's fencing, women's soccer, women's tennis and volleyball teams all received a perfect mark of 1,000. Eight other programs notched a rating of 960 or above.
The volleyball and both fencing programs have logged a perfect rate in each of the last five qualifying academic years.
The APR was created to better track a real-time measurement of academic success than graduation rates offer. The mark is a team-based metric in which scholarship student-athletes at NCAA Division I institutions earn one point a semester for remaining eligible and one point for staying in school or graduating.
Each NCAA Division I sports team submits data to have its Academic Progress Rate calculated each academic year. The NCAA reports both single-year and four-year rates, on which penalties for poor academic performance are based. National aggregates are based on all teams with usable, member-provided data. APRs for each team, lists of teams receiving public recognition are available online through the NCAA's searchable database.
The men's basketball, women's basketball, men's golf, men's fencing, women's fencing, women's soccer, women's tennis and volleyball teams all received a perfect mark of 1,000. Eight other programs notched a rating of 960 or above.
The volleyball and both fencing programs have logged a perfect rate in each of the last five qualifying academic years.
The APR was created to better track a real-time measurement of academic success than graduation rates offer. The mark is a team-based metric in which scholarship student-athletes at NCAA Division I institutions earn one point a semester for remaining eligible and one point for staying in school or graduating.
Each NCAA Division I sports team submits data to have its Academic Progress Rate calculated each academic year. The NCAA reports both single-year and four-year rates, on which penalties for poor academic performance are based. National aggregates are based on all teams with usable, member-provided data. APRs for each team, lists of teams receiving public recognition are available online through the NCAA's searchable database.
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