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Best Pacific-12 Conference Women's Golf Programs, Ranked by Academic Score
Athletics and academics don't have to be a tradeoff. Below, we've ranked all 11 Pacific-12 Conference women's Golf programs by academic score — a composite of retention rate, graduation rate, and long-term earnings that reflects the strength of the underlying school.
The average retention rate across Pacific-12 Conference women's Golf programs is 91%, with an average graduation rate of 79%, and median earnings around $77,875.
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Programs
11
Avg. Retention
91%
Avg. Grad Rate
79%
Avg. Earnings (10YR)
$77,875
Top programs
Showing 11 of 11 programs.
Rank
Program
Retention
Grad Rate
Earnings (10YR)
1
1. Stanford University
Stanford, CA
Retention
98%
Grad Rate
97%
Earnings (10YR)
$124,080
2
2. University of California-Berkeley
Berkeley, CA
Retention
97%
Grad Rate
94%
Earnings (10YR)
$92,446
3
3. University of Southern California
Los Angeles, CA
Retention
97%
Grad Rate
93%
Earnings (10YR)
$92,498
4
4. University of California-Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA
Retention
97%
Grad Rate
93%
Earnings (10YR)
$82,511
5
5. University of Washington-Seattle Campus
Seattle, WA
Retention
95%
Grad Rate
84%
Earnings (10YR)
$78,466
6
6. University of Colorado Boulder
Boulder, CO
Retention
89%
Grad Rate
73%
Earnings (10YR)
$69,738
Retention
85%
Grad Rate
67%
Earnings (10YR)
$62,668
8
8. Oregon State University
Corvallis, OR
Retention
87%
Grad Rate
67%
Earnings (10YR)
$64,010
9
9. University of Oregon
Eugene, OR
Retention
85%
Grad Rate
74%
Earnings (10YR)
$61,324
10
10. Washington State University
Pullman, WA
Retention
80%
Grad Rate
65%
Earnings (10YR)
$68,905
11
11. University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ
Retention
88%
Grad Rate
63%
Earnings (10YR)
$59,979
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