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8 Thoughts From December Graduates

Who graduates in December anyways?

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8 Thoughts From December Graduates
Chris Schneider

It's almost a month until December graduations begin. Our timelines across all of our social media platforms will soon be filled with cap and gown pictures yet again. This time, instead of it being our friends graduating, it will be us. It's finally our turn. There might be some hassles before we finally get to cross that stage and turn our tassels...

1. Waiting patiently for the mail to arrive with your cap and gown.

*twiddles thumbs*

2. Scheduling senior pictures.

Who of your friends is a great photographer, knows you so well, and can capture it all perfectly?

3. Ordering graduation invitations.

"How many should I order?" "You want me to invite who to graduation?" "Who is that? Are we related?"

4. Outfit

What does one actually wear to a December graduation? Will it actually be wintery weather, or a warmer winter?

5. Job Applications

Resumes. Cover Letters. Applications. Repeat.

6. Trying to perfect wearing the graduation cap.

Don't be that person that pins it to the back of your head, unless you absolutely must.

7. Finishing your college bucket list.

After four years of college, you would think that you have done everything and gone to all of the places you need to go, but that's certainly is not the case. Let's take a road trip through our college town!

8. Counting down...

Soon enough, we can say that we did it!


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