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[QUOTE="freescooter, post: 2865602, member: 1023"]
APR is about course numbers not course content.  So APR says in essence you need to have x wqw of credits at the end of year 1 and y credits after year 2.  It has nothing to do with how rigorous any individual course might be.  It is similar to most college distribution requirements.  To graduate you need to take 2 fine arts 2 social sciences 1 math 1 science and so forth.  They don’t care if you take Theatre 102 or Art history 103 as long as you check the fine arts box.  That’s apr.  They don’t care what you take as long as you can check enough boxes.

And let’s be honest.  Every athletic department has its list of classes and professors who are “sympathetic” to athletes.  UConn did 25 years ago and does today I’m sure.  Harvard does. Trinity does. And everyone on campus knows that Econ 201 with Jones is a killer but with Smith it’s a gut ( or whatever the current term for an easy A is at the particular school).   UNC just carried it to an extreme.
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