Florida Southern College Wins NCAA Presidents’ Award for Excellence
Florida Southern College's Department of Athletics has been awarded the NCAA Presidents' Award for Academic Excellence, achieving a 92% Academic Success Rate (ASR) for student-athletes part of the 2018 incoming class. This recognition places Florida Southern among the top 20 Division II institutions and highlights their commitment to academic success. Dean of Wellness and Director of Athletics Drew Howard commended the efforts of student-athletes and the support provided by faculty and staff. This marks the seventh consecutive year the Moccasins have achieved recognition on the NCAA DII ASR list.
By the Numbers- 92% Academic Success Rate for student-athletes graduating within six years.
- Florida Southern has appeared on the NCAA DII ASR list for seven consecutive years.
- Florida Southern was one of 43 institutions recognized and one of six from the Sunshine State Conference.
- The Northeast-10 Conference had the most programs with 90% or higher ASR scores, totaling seven.
As the trend for academic success continues, Florida Southern may look to further enhance its academic programs, aiming for sustained high ASR scores. The institution may also seek partnerships or initiatives that support student-athletes in balancing academics and athletics.
Bottom LineFlorida Southern's achievement not only reflects its commitment to academic excellence among student-athletes but also serves as a model for other institutions striving for similar success. The focus on academic performance can significantly enhance the overall reputation and impact of the college.
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