W&M athletics shines to the degree of graduation NCAA

Williamsburg, VA. – Athletics William and Mary again ranked among the best academically in the country. NCAA has published its annual reports on the rate of completion on November 20, and over the past 20 years the tribe has created the highest federal rate of completion of all public institutions of the I.
88% of Fgr William and Mary were in advance of the national average in advance (68%) for all students. FGR student-in-altitude ranked in the ninth of all schools of the I Division I and was the highest in Virginia.
In addition to the federal reporting report, NCAA calculates a separate graduation metric called the success rate of graduation (GSR). W&M was also exceptional, and the Ministry’s score was 95% higher since last year. The GSR differs from Fgr in that it also includes students who move to the institution and remove athletes who move in a good academic position.
The total one -year NCAA rate for GSR was stable to 91%. 95% of W&M GSR labeled nine times in the 20-year history of the evaluation that the university reached 95% or better. The tribe placed 11th place in the GSR among the Public Schools of Division I and was the third in Virginia and the fourth in Caa in the metric.

W&M was supposed to report 100% GSR for cohort, including each women’s program. This means the most teams with 100% GSR for W&M, because in 2006-07 it had 15. The list contains four teams that achieved the perfect GSR each year, including male and female gymnastics, male tennis and women’s golf. Men’s Golf (9), women’s football (8), male basketball (7), female lacrosy (7), women’s swimming (6) and women’s tennis (6) continued lanes for more than five consecutive years earning 100% GSR, yet What field hockey hockey. , women’s basketball, female running and track and field and volleyball have also reached a mark.
Nine programs have created a 100%Fgr. The list of 100% Fgr programs for the latest cohort is golf and female golf and female gymnastics, female cross -country and track and field, field hockey, women’s football, female swimming and women’s tennis.
A total of 18 out of 19 tribe programs (cross -country and track and field was combined) had the GSR over its relevant sports national averages.

The data in the report includes the cohort of students who started higher education in the fall of 2017, and the four -year average of students who first enrolled between autumn 2014 until autumn 2017.