
Student-Athletes Continue Academic Excellence
January 25, 2019 | Football
Oregon State University's 485 student-athletes posted another strong academic performance for Fall Term 2018, combining for a 3.19 cumulative GPA.
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The term GPA nearly mirrored the overall student-athlete cumulative GPA of 3.18.
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"This is a testament to the commitment our student-athletes have regarding academic success, and their professional goals," OSU Vice President and Director of Athletics Scott Barnes said. "This also paints a picture of our coaching staffs' commitment to success off the fields of play and their efforts in recruiting high-caliber student-athletes who are serious about an Oregon State University education. In addition, it's a credit to our academic personnel for their work assisting our young men and women navigate challenging schedules with academic commitments at the forefront."
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Of the 17 intercollegiate teams at OSU, 15 posted a 3.00-plus term GPA (one team was 2.97) and overall, 16 of the programs are at 3.00-plus cumulatively. Football posted a 3.21 GPA for the first term of the year and had 23 individuals selected to the Pac-12 Conference All-Academic team, both marks represent school records.
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One-hundred and thirty-five student-athletes were selected to the OSU Honor Roll or 28 percent of the population. Thirty-five posted a perfect 4.00 Fall Term GPA.
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A quarter of the student-athlete population is enrolled in business or pre-business courses, followed closely by liberal arts, and public health and human sciences. Twenty-one individuals are in OSU's Honors College and another five are in graduate programs.
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HIGHLIGHTS (485 student-athletes)
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The term GPA nearly mirrored the overall student-athlete cumulative GPA of 3.18.
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"This is a testament to the commitment our student-athletes have regarding academic success, and their professional goals," OSU Vice President and Director of Athletics Scott Barnes said. "This also paints a picture of our coaching staffs' commitment to success off the fields of play and their efforts in recruiting high-caliber student-athletes who are serious about an Oregon State University education. In addition, it's a credit to our academic personnel for their work assisting our young men and women navigate challenging schedules with academic commitments at the forefront."
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Of the 17 intercollegiate teams at OSU, 15 posted a 3.00-plus term GPA (one team was 2.97) and overall, 16 of the programs are at 3.00-plus cumulatively. Football posted a 3.21 GPA for the first term of the year and had 23 individuals selected to the Pac-12 Conference All-Academic team, both marks represent school records.
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One-hundred and thirty-five student-athletes were selected to the OSU Honor Roll or 28 percent of the population. Thirty-five posted a perfect 4.00 Fall Term GPA.
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A quarter of the student-athlete population is enrolled in business or pre-business courses, followed closely by liberal arts, and public health and human sciences. Twenty-one individuals are in OSU's Honors College and another five are in graduate programs.
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HIGHLIGHTS (485 student-athletes)
- 3.18 – overall GPA for student-athletes
- 3.19 – overall GPA for student-athletes – Fall Term
- 135 – Student-athletes on OSU's Fall Term Honor Roll
- 333 – Student-athletes with a 3.00-plus cumulative GPA – 68.7 percent
- 3.66 – Women's Cross Country team's department-leading Fall Term GPA
- 3.21 – Football team's Fall Term GPA (113 members) – program record
- 51 – Number student-athletes named to the Pac-12 Conference Fall Academic Teams, including an OSU record 23 from football.
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