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Spring 2014

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ACADEMIC NOTES P E A K | S P R I N G 2 0 1 4 26 DARTMOUTH TEAMS LEAD NATION AGAIN BIG GREEN DOMINATES NCAA ACADEMIC PROGRESS RATE PUBLIC RECOGNITION FOR DARTMOUTH 26 Big Green teams received recognition from the NCAA for APR scores among the Top 10% nationally: Baseball Field Hockey Football Men's Basketball Men's Cross Country Men's Golf Men's Ice Hockey Men's Lacrosse Men's Soccer Men's Swimming Men's Tennis Men's Indoor Track Men's Outdoor Track Softball Women's Basketball Women's Cross Country Women's Golf Women's Lacrosse Women's Rowing Women's Skiing Women's Soccer Women's Swimming Women's Tennis Women's Indoor Track Women's Outdoor Track Women's Volleyball NATIONAL STANDING Dartmouth stands first nationally in number of teams honored publically by the NCAA for the third straight year. All eight Ivy institutions were among the top 25 schools nationally. The Ivy League led all conferences with 117 commendations, followed by the Patriot League (94), Atlantic Coast Conference (77), and Big Ten Conference (66). 1. Dartmouth College 26 2. Brown University 22 3. Bucknell University 21 4. Penn 17 5. Lafayette College 16 6. Notre Dame 15 T7. Holy Cross 14 T7. Davidson College 14 T7. Duke University 14 T7. Stanford 14 T7. Yale 14 12. Georgetown 13 T13. Boston College 12 T13. Colgate University 12 T13. Northwestern 12 T13. Minnesota 12 17. Gonzaga 11 T18. Columbia University 10 T18. Cornell University 10 T18. Princeton University 10 T18. Wofford College 10 T 23. Harvard 8 WHAT IS THE APR? The NCAA Academic Progress Rate is a measure of the eligibility and retention of student-athletes participating in NCAA sports at any Division I institution. Each NCAA varsity team is given a score on a scale from 1-1000 (1000 meaning that every individual on that team was academically eligible for the following term and either returned to school or graduated). Individual teams with a score below 925 over a multi-year period are subject to penalties. All of the 28 Dartmouth teams measured were well above the penalty line, with an average score of 999.3. The current report measures enrollment from the academic years 2006-07 through 2012-13. 2014's APR release is the ninth year to feature public commendations. Dartmouth has been in the top three nationally each year, finishing first or second for seven of the past eight years. Big Green teams rank first all-time with 208 public commendations over the past nine years. 1. Dartmouth 208 2. Yale 202 3. Brown 193 NINE YEARS OF COMMENDATIONS The following varsity sports do not contest NCAA Championships and are not measured: men's lightweight & heavyweight crew, men's and women's squash, coed equestrian & coed sailing.

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