The Class of 2022 includes 240 bachelor’s recipients, two associates degrees, six graduate certificates, 100 master’s recipients, and 10 doctorate degrees.
- The average GPA of bachelor’s recipients is 3.34.
- Just under 76 percent of graduates have GPAs of 3.0 or greater.
- 78 graduates (or 34 percent) have received at least one F in a course at NMT.
- Six are graduating with a perfect 4.0 GPA.
- Two students are completing their degrees in three years.
- The youngest bachelor’s recipients are 19 years old.
- The “most senior” recipient is 43.
- With the 2022 Commencement, New Mexico Tech will have awarded 6,947 bachelor’s degrees in the history of the Institute. It has awarded 2,835 master’s degrees and 432 doctorates.
- The most well-represented department this year is mechanical engineering, with 49 bachelor’s degrees.
- The most well-represented department at the master’s degree level is also mechanical engineering, with 19 degrees being awarded.
- While the most well-represented department at the doctorate level, with four degrees, is the Chemistry Department.
- The Class of 2022 is a diverse group. Nearly 88 percent of the undergraduates hail from New Mexico, including students from Farmington to Carlsbad, from Shiprock to Silver City, from Watrous to Las Cruces – and all points in between.
- From out-of-state, the Class of 2022 includes students from Arizona, California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Georgia, Michigan, Mississippi, North Carolina, Nevada, Texas, Utah, Washington and Wisconsin.
- This year, NMT international students earning degrees hail from Bangladesh, Cameroon, Canada, Ghana, India, Iran, Nepal, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey and Vietnam.
- There are eight alumni of Socorro High School.