| 1999 | 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | |
| Number of Graduates | 381 | 426 | 399 | 388 | 422 | 421 | 455 | 406 | 450 | 455 |
| Latin Honors | ||||||||||
| Total Number and Percentage Latin Honors | 166 43.6% |
181 42.5% |
177 44.4% |
170 43.8% |
202 47.9% |
195 46.3% |
227 49.9% |
238 58.6% |
233 51.8% |
241 54.2% |
| Number and Percentage Cum Laude |
130 34.1% |
139 32.6% |
114 28.6% |
85 21.9% |
113 26.8% |
94 22.3% |
111 24.4% |
126 31.0% |
135 30.0% |
114 25.6% |
| Number and Percentage Magna Cum Laude | 27 7.1% |
28 6.6% |
54 13.5% |
63 16.2% |
70 16.6% |
85 20.2% |
97 21.3 |
91 22.4% |
81 18.0% |
103 23.1% |
| Number and Percentage Summa Cum Laude | 9 2.4% |
14 3.3% |
9 2.3% |
22 5.7% |
19 4.5% |
16 3.8% |
19 4.2% |
21 5.2% |
17 3.8% |
24 5.4% |
| All College Honors | ||||||||||
| Number and Percentage All College Honors | 74 19.4% |
81 19.0% |
63 15.8% |
61 15.7% |
50 11.8% |
54 12.8% |
63 13.8% |
77 19.0% |
65 14.4% |
74 16.6% |
Source: Registrar's Office
The following chart shows the distribution of latin honors for the graduating class in each of the last ten years. Prior to 2001, the completion of an honors project was required in order to receive magna cum laude or summa cum laude designation.
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