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Middle initial appears to be the most common format (for English names) followed by just first & last name.

Most commonly, people write out their first name and surname, and use the initial letter of the middle name, as: Donald J. Trump. Some people, however, go by their middle name rather than first name, in which case the middle name is spelled out and the first name is reduced to an initial, as: D. John Trump.

ENTERING DIPLOMA NAME: DO NOT USE PREFIX or SUFFIX as these fields are not used. If your name includes ?Jr? or II or III, include that in the last name field using space (not comma) as a separator, e.g. ?Smith Jr? or ?Smith III?.

Diplomas reflect the degree you received and do not specify majors. Degree name formats vary from program to program. Specialized or professional degrees may list a major as part of its degree name. You can verify your major's degree name by selecting the Majors, Options, and Degrees List PDF in this link.

Your name will appear on your diploma exactly how you specify on your graduation application. If you have a preferred first name that is not your legal first name, please be sure to put your preferred first name on your graduation application.

Send a letter to the administration office or the registrars office for higher education facilities. Explain in your letter the reason for the re-issue request. State specifically whether the request is being made due to an error on the schools part, or if you need a replacement issued with your revised name.

No statewide policy. In California, public colleges have been using a range of policies about what names they record on diplomas and in other records, as no statewide policy existed.

Name change requests on diplomas and certificates associated with academic records is usually done so that the name the individual is identified with in the outside world can reflect on the document. Name change on a diploma might be done after changing one's name for another, after naturalization, divorce or marriage.

You should use whichever name you would prefer to see on the diploma when you look at it. If you like your middle name, then by all means include your full middle name. If you don't like your middle name, then use your middle initial.

It is recommended that the diploma name match your official, legal name, however a preferred name may be considered.