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West Texas A&M releases May 2026 graduate, President’s and Dean’s lists
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· July 15, 2026
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Key points The range in age of these graduates is notable, with the oldest being 63 and the youngest 19. Students from various parts of the country and world have completed their studies at West Texas A&M University.
Students from various parts of the country and world have completed their studies at West Texas A&M University. The range in age of these graduates is notable, with the oldest being 63 and the youngest 19. Many have achieved academic distinction, including some with perfect grade point averages.
Further details about the graduates are available, including a breakdown by state and hometown. The university has also recognized students for their academic achievements, with some being named to special lists.
Information about the university's graduates can be found through the university, including the number of degrees awarded and the demographics of the graduating class.
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Published: July 15, 2026 ·
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