How to use the chart
Filters sit in the top toolbar (plot mode, conference, tier, sports, years, titles).
Drag the chart to pan · Ctrl/⌘ + scroll to zoom.
All 3 plots acceptance × graduation with logo size = titles.
Years and Titles open as dropdowns with dual-ended ranges.
Only championships inside the year range count toward the selected sports.
Play years (orange button) locks the start at the earliest title year and
advances the end year to today so championships accumulate for the selected sports.
Pause anytime; the year slider tracks the animation.
Titles = selected sports
The titles metric is the sum of national team titles for every sport currently selected.
Default is All sports, showing schools with 1+ titles.
Graduation rate
6-year bachelor’s graduation rate (0–100%), IPEDS / College Scorecard style public figures where available.
Football
NCAA Division II football championship team winners only.
Not conference titles, not FBS AP/Coaches polls.
Other sports
NCAA team national championships only — the team trophy / team score
(e.g. wrestling team points title, not individual weight-class winners).
NCAA Division II team national championships only.
Not conference titles. Not Division I titles.
Full catalog covers basketball, baseball/softball, soccer, lacrosse, golf, tennis,
volleyball (indoor + beach), hockey, gymnastics, wrestling, swimming & diving,
track & field (indoor + outdoor), cross country, field hockey, rowing, water polo,
bowling, rifle, skiing, and fencing — men, women, and coed where the NCAA awards a team title.
By default, schools with zero titles for the selection are hidden. Uncheck “Hide 0-title schools” or drag the titles minimum to 0 to include them.
Acceptance rate
Overall undergraduate acceptance rate (0–100%). Prefer Common Data Set / IPEDS.
Exploration only — not admissions counseling.
Sister tools
Same chart for
All divisions,
D1,
D2,
and
D3.
Logos
Team crests are self-hosted (resized from ESPN NCAA logos) on this site for speed;
monogram fallback in school colors if a crest is missing.