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

If your name isn't legal, you can always get your diploma changed, but it's not recommended. Most professional schools and federal jobs require that you use your legal name. If you don't, your application may be rejected or delayed, or even require additional proof of identification.

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

Here are many of the degree abbreviations in use at the university: BA ? bachelor of arts, bachelor's degree. BBA ? bachelor of business administration. BM ? bachelor of music. BS ? bachelor of science, bachelor's degree. DJ or DJS ? doctor of juridical science. DMA ? doctor of musical arts. DPM ? doctor of pharmacy.

Guidance on Post-Nominal Letters Award LevelAward TypeAbbreviationFirst Degree Placement Year AwardsDiploma in International StudiesDIntSDiploma in Professional StudiesDPSPostgraduate AwardsPostgraduate CertificatePGCertPostgraduate DiplomaPGDip28 more rows

When used after a name, an academic abbreviation is set off by commas (e.g., Mary Doe, Ph. D., spoke.). The word ?degree? should not follow an abbreviation (e.g., She has a B.A. in English literature, not She has a B.A. degree in English literature.).

The diploma name defaults to a student's legal name. Use of legal names on diplomas is recommended, particularly for international students, as some employers and government agencies verify identity and credentials against other official academic records.