What is included is if a player leaves to the NFL and does not meet progress toward graduation on time. For example, players do not take enough units in the fall semester and typically load up in the spring. So if they are under units, they will not count toward qualification even if they go to the NFL. That is one of the major issues that JT said was occurring during this process.

Just trying to point out what is actually happening, as opposed to guessing. Still needs to get corrected.

Oski87;841986590 said:

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What is included is if a player leaves to the NFL and does not meet progress toward graduation on time. For example, players do not take enough units in the fall semester and typically load up in the spring. So if they are under units, they will not count toward qualification even if they go to the NFL. That is one of the major issues that JT said was occurring during this process.

Just trying to point out what is actually happening, as opposed to guessing. Still needs to get corrected.

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All PAC teams do that, we're still doing worse than 10 of them. Also,you just need to be on track to grad within 6 years. That's a huge cushion. Really no spin.

ColoradoBear1;841986236 said:

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http://opa.berkeley.edu/statistics/DashboardUnderGradGraduationRates.html

Well Cal graduates 71% in 4 years, 88% in 5 years, and 90% in 6 years. No idea if the school gets credit for dropouts who form startups though.

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Bill Gates just screwed Harvard's grad rates.