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Montana State University awarded degrees to 1,833 undergraduates and 332 graduate students during the 144th commencement ceremonies held May 8.

Students with two asterisks after their names graduated with highest honors. To graduate with highest honors, undergraduate students must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.7. Undergraduate students graduating with honors have a single asterisk after their names. To qualify for graduation with honors, students must possess a cumulative GPA between 3.25 and 3.69.

Graduates from the area included: Fort Peck: Lauren Padden Poplar: Laken Dempsey, Rachel Diaz De Leon, Dakota Smith Scobey: Colton Rush Wolf Point: Doriane Keiser**

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