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Let's talk about Graduation

Miiverse Zachary

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  • As for me...i need to stay in high school for two months and everybody is counting on me to go to College. i hope i'll earn that Diploma by the end of June 8th! it can be an important event to me...
     
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    I've graduated a couple of times now. Felt just as stressful for each diploma (8
     

    Margot

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    High school graduation was fun, but I skipped the ceremony for my undergrad graduation. I still got to rent a cap and gown for pics with my family (it was free) and tbh, I had a lot more fun doing that than I probably would have at the actual ceremony.

    If I go for an advanced degree, I may go for that.
     

    starseed galaxy auticorn

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  • I graduated in 2008. I had a rough time in Life skills, but I was able to not go because I had enough credits to graduate (I got permission from the school to stay out). I am happy to say that I graduated from Desert Ridge. <3 I never went to college for personal reasons.
     

    Bay

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  • I went to both my high school and undergraduate degree graduations. It was fun taking pictures with my family, friends, and teachers/professors right after, even though knowing my friends and I will go our separate ways. Right after my high school graduation, most of the graduates including myself we get to go to Disneyland while after my college graduation family and I went out to eat the day after.
     

    Sydian

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  • i literally just had a "oh shit i'm graduating this month" moment a few minutes ago and then i saw this thread fml lol
     

    Miiverse Zachary

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  • I went to both my high school and undergraduate degree graduations. It was fun taking pictures with my family, friends, and teachers/professors right after, even though knowing my friends and I will go our separate ways. Right after my high school graduation, most of the graduates including myself we get to go to Disneyland while after my college graduation family and I went out to eat the day after.
    Disneyland was also planned for Graduation Night in Bloomington High School.
     

    Her

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    my friends & i ditched our high school graduation ceremony as god knows the last thing we wanted to do was sit around in a stuffy auditorium at school and listen to grandiose speeches about our future for four hours. we ended up sitting in a mcdonalds until like midnight lmao.
    i found out that i had won some academic excellence award the next day and it was apparently very awkward for the people there when i didn't shine down from the rafters to collect my trophy, which is just what i felt my lasting memory should be. it was beautiful to think about.

    as for college
    well
    when that happens in a couple of decades i'll be sure to let you all know how that went down on the freshly unveiled pc 2.0
     

    Fannie

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    In the UK we only make a fuss about graduating University, which I've not been to. A lot of schools and colleges don't have ceremonies, we go in to get our results, mingle for a few minutes then go home. I didn't even do that. School was hell so I had mine sent in the mail.

    I may go to Uni at some point.
     

    Skip Class

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  • Graduation during college was a compulsory thing and I guess it was okay? I don't remember it as much as I should.

    Finishing my final year of uni at the end of this year - but graduation isn't until May.
     

    Jessie

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  • I've gotten 3 degrees so far (High School, Associates and Bachelors) and I've attended all of my graduation ceremonies.

    I absolutely love going to graduation ceremonies. But, I love school in general, so...
     

    EC

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    The thing I remember most about my high school graduation day was getting up, starting the download for the latest COD: World At War DLC, graduating, and then coming home and hopping on the zombies map included with that DLC with some friends.
     
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  • I technically never really graduated (primary school doesn't count). I moved from school to university early so never experienced high school graduation and haven't finished my degree so haven't experienced that either.
     
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  • I'm graduating from high school next June you guys. Other than that, I've not had a real graduation besides a faux one in elementary school.
     

    Goatman56

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    Graduating high school is my only real experience with graduating. It was whatever honestly, I didn't care for school much so getting out forever was great but the ceremony was nothing much.
     

    Nah

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    It's a little weird thinking about how it's been nearly 2 years since I graduated from college. Really hate graduation ceremonies though. So glad I didn't have to go to my college one.

    and listen to grandiose speeches about our future for four hours.
    This was the part I always disliked the most. They were almost painful to listen to.

    The one I remember the most was the one the superintendent of the school district made during my youngest sister's high school graduation last year.

    90% of it was him talking about some family he was watching at a Taco Bell once

    as for college
    well
    when that happens in a couple of decades i'll be sure to let you all know how that went down on the freshly unveiled pc 2.0
    you'll graduate college well before pc2.0 comes out
     

    pastelspectre

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  • i'm graduating high school in June. Idk how to feel about it. I am excited but also nervous. ;w; i'll probably get a temporary job and then move in a year or so to virginia or something. i dunno. thinking of the future makes me scared.
     

    Her

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    This was the part I always disliked the most. They were almost painful to listen to.

    The one I remember the most was the one the superintendent of the school district made during my youngest sister's high school graduation last year.

    the one time i went to any prizegiving ceremony (my first year at the school obviously - never went to one of those disasters again), one of the guest speakers ended up crying on stage about his deceased daughter for 40 minutes and it was just awful
     
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