A-Z of Graduation – Pertains to graduating or what it took to graduate. #Graduation
A-Z of Graduation
A – Associate’s Degree
B – Bachelor’s Degree
C – Cap
D – Diploma
E – Exit Exams
F – Family
G – Gown
H – High School Graduates
I – Investment into your future
J – Jump for Joy
K – Kindergarten Graduates
L – Labs
M – Master’s Degree
N – New Life
O – Online Classes
P – Professors
Q – Quiet
R – Room & Board
T – Teachers
S – Salutatorian
U – Undergraduates
V – Valedictorian
W – Work Study
X – X was an in correct answer
Y – You did it!
Z – Zeta Psi it’s a fraternity
What word would you have used for any of these letters? Feel free to share in the comments.
Graduation Posts
Check out these blog posts on Graduation.
- A-Z of Graduation
- Graduates Prayer of the Day
- Graduation: Cap and Gown
- The history of the graduation cap
- Modified graduations again likely for many schools
- Virtual & Drive-Thru Graduation
- Popular Graduation Traditions
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