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NCAA Division I hockey players continue to thrive in classroom as both women, men top national average in APR - College Hockey
NCAA Division I hockey student-athletes once again performed above the national average academically, according to the annual Academic Progress Rate (APR) data released this month by the NCAA. … The post NCAA Division I hockey players continue to thrive in classroom as both women, men top national average in APR appeared first on College Hockey
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