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CU Records Highest NCAA APR Rate For 3rd Year

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The University of Colorado Academic Progress Rate (APR) report based on information for the four year period between 2008-09 and 2011-12 was released by the NCAA Tuesday with those of all other Division I schools, with CU reporting good news for all 16 of its intercollegiate athletic programs.

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This is something that Bohn deserves a lot of credit for. For all that I might (and do) criticize about his tenure, I have to say that there have been tremendous improvements in academic performance and support for the student athletes. I used to think that this emphasis on scholar athletes was a causal factor for the decline of football, but it's hard to argue that when the rise of the men's basketball program has coincided with a similar rise in its academic performance.
 
This is something that Bohn deserves a lot of credit for. For all that I might (and do) criticize about his tenure, I have to say that there have been tremendous improvements in academic performance and support for the student athletes. I used to think that this emphasis on scholar athletes was a causal factor for the decline of football, but it's hard to argue that when the rise of the men's basketball program has coincided with a similar rise in its academic performance.
Thanks for the great post. Saved me time typing the same thing :nod:
 
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