The phrase "academic average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the mean score or performance level of a student or group of students in an academic setting.
Example: "The academic average of the class improved significantly after the tutoring sessions."
Alternatives: "grade point average" or "scholastic average".
That's because eligibility is based on a combination of academic average and SAT, G.R.E. or G.M.A.T. scores, and few international students take these standardized tests".
Out of football and working various jobs, Dixon said he sat down on May 20 , 1997 and wrote a list of eight goals for himself, things like, "get back into college, earn at least a 3.0 academic average, play football, be the best receiver in the league, get drafted by an N.F.L. team".
We applied the PMA-R (Thurstone, 1938), a questionnaire in which students self-evaluated academic competencies (30 general competences and 10 specific competences) on a scale (1 10) and the academic achievement with the final course academic average score (1 10 scale).
Candidates must have a cumulative academic average of 85%, B, or 3.0.
Although an average monthly salary of $1,207 put Ethiopian academics fourth from the bottom of the countries surveyed, "the figure relative to G.D.P. is extraordinarily high" — or 23 times the country average, compared to the United States, Germany, or Australia, where academics average roughly twice the per capita G.D.P. "This shows that in Ethiopia academics are very highly valued".
Beyond the Numbers In comparing academic characteristics, average class size is not a meaningful statistic, because large numbers of tiny graduate and senior seminars keep the average down.
Linear and logistic regression analyses, accounting for clustering at the school level, were used to assess associations between gender, ethnicity, school location, and school's academic performance (average) to each outcome measure.
According to CollegeData, "In its most recent survey of college pricing, the College Board reports that a 'moderate' college budget for an in-state public college for the 2014-2013 academic year averaged $23,410.
Notably, students with average academic pressure (AOR=0.80, 95% CI 0.65 to 0.99) or below-average academic pressure (AOR=0.41, 95% CI 0.33 to 0.51) compared with the above-average academic pressure group were less likely to be troubled by sleep disturbance.
To the average academic, moving to KAUST meant placing a bet that a $20 billion investment and the promise of academic freedom could produce a world-class research university.
He meant academic, not scoring, average.
