For those playing through the Road to Glory mode in EA Sports College Football 25, there are numerous factors that will need to be taken into account. In addition to improving their player’s performances on the field, they’ll also need to strengthen their brand, boost their bond with their coach and teammates, and make sure that they don’t fall behind in class.
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The latter is especially important, as if a player’s GPA falls below 2.0, they’ll no longer be considered for selection. With this in mind, players will need to ensure that they keep up with their studies, especially when there’s a big test coming up. If they work hard enough, it’s even possible to graduate early in EA Sports College Football 25.
To graduate early in Road to Glory mode, College Football 25 players will need to finish their junior year with a 3.7 GPA or higher. Doing so will allow them to wrap up their time in academia after three years instead of four, at which point, they’ll be free to continue into their senior year without having to worry about exams or retire from college football altogether and progress to the NFL. The latter will end their Road to Glory playthrough immediately, unlocking the option to transfer their RTG player over to Madden 25. If players opt to carry on into their senior year, they’ll no longer have to dedicate any of their energy toward studying, allowing them to focus more on improving their footballing ability, teamwork, and brand.
For those unfamiliar with the higher education system in America, a junior year refers to a student’s third year at college or university. In most instances, students typically spend four years as an undergraduate, with these usually being referred to as one’s freshman (first), sophomore (second), junior (third), and senior (fourth) years.
The best way to increase a player’s GPA in College Football 25 is to spend enough energy on studying so as to always be prepared when a big test rolls around. Midterms and finals take place on weeks eight and fifteen respectively, so players should study accordingly. Every now and again, they’ll also get messages come through to their phone, some of which will be related to their studies. In these instances, choosing study-centric responses will provide a small GPA boost, which, together with the boost given from acing tests, should make it fairly easy to secure a 3.7 grade point average by the end of the third year of Road to Glory mode.
EA Sports College Football 25
- Developer(s)
- EA Orlando
- Released
- July 19, 2024
