All of Georgia State’s teams exceeded the NCAA’s minimum APR requirements in data released on Wednesday.

Six teams exceeded multi-year averages of 980, with softball and women’s cross cross country posting perfect scores of 1,000.

The APR is a measure used by the NCAA to make sure that student-athletes are progressing through school at an acceptable pace. Each athlete receiving financial aid earns one retention point and eligibility point for maintaining academic eligibility.

Teams must meet a four-year average of 930 to remain eligible for the postseason.

Georgia State’s multi-year scores by sport:

Baseball: 949

Football: 944

Men’s basketball: 938

Men’s golf: 979

Men’s soccer: 981

Men’s tennis: 941

Softball: 1000

Women’s basketball: 960

Women’s cross country: 1000

Women’s golf: 982

Women’s soccer: 984

Women’s tennis: 976

Women’s track: 975

Women’s volleyball: 989

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