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University of Florida student-athletes passed the test in the latest Academic Progress Rate (APR) scores from the NCAA.

By Florida Gators

May 27^th, 2015

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The NCAA announced Wednesday that every UF sports team scored above 960 in the Academic Progress Rate (APR) scores for 2013-14.

Teams scoring lower than 930 can face NCAA postseason restrictions.

More than 45 UF student-athletes participated in Spring Commencement ceremonies earlier this month at Florida Field.

The Florida softball team, which is in Oklahoma City preparing to defend is national championship, is one of three Gators squads to score a perfect 1,000 in the APR.

The UF women’s tennis team and men’s basketball team also posted perfect APR scores.

The six seniors on the UF softball team.

The UF men's basketball team prior to a game last season.

Based on the scores provided for UF’s athletic teams, 14 sports scored equal to or better than last year’s results. The most recent APRs are multi-year rates based on scores from 2010-14.

“We want our student-athletes’ championship experience at the University of Florida to extend to the classroom, and achieving their degree is an essential part of that. These young women and men consistently demonstrate a passion for learning and a desire for excellence in everything they do, on and off the field.” — UF Athletic Director Jeremy Foley

A look at APR trends in the most visible NCAA sports via NCAA Research.

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Copy: Scott Carter; Photos: Tim Casey; Graphic: Justin Redler.

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Copy: Scott Carter; Photos: Tim Casey; Graphic: Justin Redler.

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