The NCAA released the latest Academic Progress Rates (APR) scores Wednesday and the news is good all the way around the Southeastern Conference. Not a single football program is in any danger of missing out on postseason play due to a poor APR score.

The current threshold for participating in the postseason is an APR score of 930.

The NCAA describes the Academic Progress Rate as ‘a team-based metric that accounts for the eligibility and retention of each student-athlete, each term.’ The multi-year rates cover a four-year period for the 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15 and 2015-16 academic years.

Here’s a visual breakdown of how the APR scores are determined:

These are the APR scores for every football program in the SEC, in order from highest to lowest.

  • Vanderbilt: 992
  • Alabama: 980
  • Auburn: 980
  • Florida: 980
  • Miss State: 974
  • Mizzou: 974
  • Tennessee: 972
  • Ole Miss: 971
  • South Carolina: 970
  • Arkansas: 966
  • Texas A&M: 962
  • Georgia: 961
  • LSU: 959
  • Kentucky: 958