 | THE GOOD AND THE BAD |  | | Schools with the highest and lowest NCAA graduation success rates, tracking scholarship athletes who arrived from high school or transferred from other colleges from 1998 to 2001: |  | | The good in Division I |  | | 1. | Alcorn State | 99% |  | | Colgate | 99% |  | | 3. | Holy Cross | 98% |  | | Notre Dame | 98% |  | | Navy | 98% |  | | The rest of the best in FBS (formerly I-A) |  | | Duke | 97% |  | | Northwestern | 97% |  | | Boston College | 96% |  | | Stanford | 95% |  | | Vanderbilt | 94% |  | | The bad in Division I |  | | 1. | Florida A&M | 39% |  | | 2. | Chicago State | 40% |  | | Jackson State | 40% |  | | 4. | Savannah State | 43% |  | | 5. | Southern | 44% |  | | The worst in FBS (fomerly I-A) |  | | San Jose State | 52% |  | | Florida International | 58% |  | | Fresno State | 61% |  | | Louisiana-Monroe | 61% |  | | Texas-El Paso | 61% |  | Source: NCAA |
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