NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Vanderbilt Athletics finished with an overall Graduation Success Rate (GSR) of 95 — the highest of any Southeastern Conference program for the sixth straight year — the NCAA announced Tuesday.
Vanderbilt also ranked 19th nationally overall and fourth among Power 5 programs.
The Commodores led the nation with a 98 GSR for Black male student-athletes and first among Power 5 programs with a 98 GSR for all Black student athletes. Vanderbilt’s 96 GSR for male student-athletes tied for second nationally.
Ten Vanderbilt programs earned a perfect score, including: baseball, men’s basketball, men’s golf, men’s tennis, bowling, women’s golf, lacrosse, soccer, women’s tennis and women’s cross country and track (for NCAA purposes, Vanderbilt women’s cross country and track and field are combined in GSR measuring).
Vanderbilt’s football program led the SEC with a GSR of 95, third among programs affiliated with a Power 5 conference.
The NCAA Graduation Success Rate tracks degree completion for student-athletes, including those who transfer.
Vanderbilt’s NCAA Graduation Success Rate of 97 last year was the highest among Southeastern Conference institutions.
Vanderbilt Varsity Program: NCAA GSR
Baseball: 100
Men’s Basketball: 100
Men’s Golf: 100
Men’s Tennis: 100
Bowling: 100
Women’s Golf: 100
Lacrosse: 100
Soccer: 100
Women’s Tennis: 100
Women’s Cross Country and Track: 100
Football: 95
Women’s Basketball: 92
Swimming: 88
