Lobos Ace Aprent met again

The NCAA has published APR values ​​for all universities of Division I, and according to the standard, the University of New Mexico had all the programs adopted the 930-minute score without any problems. The Lobos had six programs, men Cross Country, Men Golf, Men Athletics, Frauenkreuz, Frauengolf and Women's Football had perfect four -year prizes.

The six programs with perfect points for the 2023-24 cohort tops in recent years of two. A total of 10 of the 16 programs of UNM had the perfect APR-results of one-year APR.

The academic progress rate (APR) was implemented in 2003 as part of an ambitious academic reform efforts in department I and the institutions for the academic progress of its student athletes were responsible for a team-based metric, which constitutes the authorization and storage of every student studio at all academic term.

Every academic year, each APRISION I Sports team is calculated with a simple and consistent formula. Scholarship students can earn 1 point to get a degree in their chosen major and 1 point for storage (or their degree) at the end of each academic term. For schools that do not offer athletics scholarships, recruited athletes are pursued.

The teams have to earn an APR APR from 930 Apr 930 to take part in championships.

Of the 16 sports for UNM (interior and outdoor light athletics are combined for APR-purposes), all 16 have slightly overhauled the 930 threshold, and 14 of the 16 achieved 980 or better for the four-year rolling average. For only the individual April 2023-24, 10 sports (men cross country, men's golf, men's tennis, men's light athletics, women's basketball, women's golf, softball, women's football, women's swimming and diving and women's tennis) all had the perfect 1000.

“I am incredibly proud of the consistent academic commitment of our student athletes and trainers,” said Vice President/Director of Athletics Fernando Lovo. “These results reflect a championship closer in the classroom and the outstanding support of Chris Hudson and our academic team. The support of our academic athletes is a central part of our mission. These results reflect this commitment.”