Richard Southall and his colleagues at the College Sport Research Center have developed an adjusted graduation gap measure that compares athletes with other full-time students. Their findings indicate that athletesSelected Answer:Answers:A. seldom graduate in four years. B. graduate at the same rate as other full time students but have different majors. C. are not as interested in graduating as are other full time students. D. consistently graduate at lower rates than other full-time students.

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Efrain French

Social Studies

9 June, 23:22

Richard Southall and his colleagues at the College Sport Research Center have developed an adjusted graduation gap measure that compares athletes with other full-time students. Their findings indicate that athletesSelected Answer:Answers:A. seldom graduate in four years. B. graduate at the same rate as other full time students but have different majors. C. are not as interested in graduating as are other full time students. D. consistently graduate at lower rates than other full-time students.

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Haiden Conrad · Answer 1

D.

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Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that their findings indicate that athletes consistently graduate at lower rates than other full-time students. This is mainly due to the fact that they put all their efforts into the sport that they love and spend less time on the actual schoolwork, thus their grades begin to drop, causing them to take longer to graduate.