[BostonCard]

my recollection from an NCAA report a couple of years ago was that the graduation rate for grad transfers was not particularly high overall, women's basketball was better than football or men's basketball but as I recall was still significantly under 50%.  The report was posted on the Cardboard but I could not find it here or on the NCAA site

Oh yeah, it is bad.  But I think Stanford has higher standards, and is already pretty strict with regard to graduate admissions.  If graduate transfers start flaking on their academic commitments, then I think an already very restrictive environment will become harder than Cal going to the Rose Bowl.

BC

[BostonCard]

my recollection from an NCAA report a couple of years ago was that the graduation rate for grad transfers was not particularly high overall, women's basketball was better than football or men's basketball but as I recall was still significantly under 50%.  The report was posted on the Cardboard but I could not find it here or on the NCAA site

Oh yeah, it is bad.  But I think Stanford has higher standards, and is already pretty strict with regard to graduate admissions.  If graduate transfers start flaking on their academic commitments, then I think an already very restrictive environment will become harder than Cal going to the Rose Bowl.

BC