This site has come up with an Academic BCS rating, which attempts to rate the top 25 in the BCS in a way that incorporates football success and academic success (Federal APR). It\'s not exactly a surprise who\'s first.
http://higheredwatch.newamerica.net/blog...ings-41517
Interestingly, Boise State shows up next in this system. In raw terms, the second highest APR of all top 25 BCS teams is Virginia Tech, so I guess we\'re playing a sort of brain bowl.
I started poking around and found the NCAA\'s APR report. You can search the database. It\'s at http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/newmedia/public/...index.html.
When I searched the database, I discovered that Michigan football\'s graduation success rate is ranked 72 and its federal graduation rate is 65th.
http://higheredwatch.newamerica.net/blog...ings-41517
Interestingly, Boise State shows up next in this system. In raw terms, the second highest APR of all top 25 BCS teams is Virginia Tech, so I guess we\'re playing a sort of brain bowl.
I started poking around and found the NCAA\'s APR report. You can search the database. It\'s at http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/newmedia/public/...index.html.
When I searched the database, I discovered that Michigan football\'s graduation success rate is ranked 72 and its federal graduation rate is 65th.