During the March graduation ceremony 2016, two women obtained the best graduates from both exact and non-exact sciences. The grades achieved compete highly with the grades attained by previous best graduates.
Student of the Faculty of Public Health, Elsa W. Novianti Helmi, graduated with a GPA of 3,93 with a studying period of three years eight months, cum laude. She grabbed the title of best graduate of exact sciences Universitas Hasanuddin. Meanwhile, for non-exact sciences, the one that obtained the best graduate status is Anita Hally from Accounting Study Program, Faculty of Economics and Business with a GPA of also, 3,93, with a studying period of three years seven months, also cum laude.
For their achievements, they both were awarded a token of appreciation and savings accumulated to IDR 2.500.000 for each person.
Best graduates for each faculty include Medicine: A. Batari Tryputri A. Melba (Nursery), GPA 3,75, study period 3 years 6 months, cum laude. Engineering: Gilber Payung (City Development), GPA 3,95, study period 3 years 9 months, cum laude. Agriculture: Nurmujahidin (Agro-technology), GPA 3,83, study period 3 years 8 months, cum laude. Mathematics and Natural Sciences: Santi Sangaji (Biology), GPA: 3,73, study period 3 years 9 months, cum laude. Dentistry: Agung Friadi M. (Dentistry Education), GPA 2,99, study period 4 years 8 months, satisfactory. Marine Sciences and Fisheries: Ela Delvita Rahmah (Social Economic Fisheries), GPA 3,74, study period 3 years 9 months, cum laude. Pharmacy: Nur Indarsari, GPA 3,71, study period 3 years 7 months, cum laude. Law: Andi Ulil Ulhaq (State Administrative Law), GPA 3,88, study period 3 years 7 months, cum laude. Social Political Sciences: Laurensius J. Pasanda (State Administration), GPA 3,87, study period 3 years 8 months, cum laude. Cultural Studies: Mira Purnama, GPA 3,93, study period 3 years 8 months, cum laude.
The graduates comprises of Engineering 189, Medicine 86, Literature 110, Forestry 29, Marine and Fisheries 59, Public Health 49, Mathematics and Natural Sciences 70, Social Political Sciences 85, Pharmacy 44, Economics 60, Dentistry 2, Law 113, and Animal Husbandry 35. Therefore the total amount of graduates accumulates to 1013. (*)
