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The Cockrell School of Engineering at the University of Texas ranks sixth in the nation in producing undergraduate degrees for minority groups, according to the June edition of Diverse Issues in Higher Education magazine. In addition to the overall standing, the university ranks 10th nationally among the magazine’s Top 100 producers of undergraduates for Hispanics, eighth for Asian Americans and 59th for American Indians. The report is based on 2005-06 preliminary data submitted by institutions of higher education to the U.S. Department of Education. For more information, visit DIVERSE: Issues In Higher Education - Top 100 Degree Seekers and Equal Opportunity in Engineering Program - About EOE. |
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Photo at left: Angela Wariso (left) and Ludivina Quezada (right) at the Cockrell School of Engineering graduation ceremony, spring 2007. |
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Photo at left: Graduating undergraduates at the Cockrell School of Engineering sing "The Eyes of Texas," fall 2006. |
