In years to come you will be glad that you have the picture of your class in professional nursing attire. My class picture is in the hallway outside the Dean's office.
I graduated from a faith based and very respected program. They are my family. I would say attend both out of respect to your professors. The reception afterward is always a very nice event. Edited Nov 25, by icuRNmaggie. Specializes in Hospital Education Coordinator. I did the pinning to be with my classmates, but skipped the graduation for my ADN program.
I graduated about a year ago. I did t attend the pinning or graduation. I have no regrets. While a part of me wanted to spend that special time with my classmates, a part of me was ready to be done with school. The friends who I missed the most I graduate in May and this is my second bachelors degree as well. I will not be attending graduation but I will be attending the pinning ceremony.
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And if you're the first person in your family to graduate college, you don't have a choice in the matter — your attendance is mandatory. If you still need more convincing, here are all the reasons you should attend your graduation ceremony, even if you don't want to. School is ending and your career is about to begin. This is the last school experience you'll have, so you won't want to miss it. How many nights did you stay up working on an assignment? How many years have you been sitting in classrooms, taking tests, and jotting down notes?
If nothing else, do it to celebrate what you've been working towards. You'll all go off and start your own lives after this. You'll probably stay in touch, but this is a day you should share with them. Your son gets his fairy tale happy ending and that's what you should focus on. Congrats to your son--and to you!! I'm sure he will have many happy memories in college. And I graduated in !!! BUT, in your case - noway, uh-uh, stay away And, p. If so, have him ask one of them if he can borrow the cap and gown for an hour so that you can take a photo!
I'm sure one of his friends would be okay with him borrowing the cap and gown She didn't look poor or unhealthy, but really was. Two of the friends were lawyers. A partial, but still not acceptable, change occurred. A satisfactory solution was reached. Incidentally, the person in charge burst into tears during the proceedings. After she realized that she couldn't push my friend around, she tried to manipulate through tears.
Bullies do back down when they see power. If the school has an advisory board, also let them know. Bullies feed on people who won't stand up for their rights. She now realizes, however, that her false pride really had hurt her, and by revealing that info and standing up for herself, she helped herself as well as others that the person in charge undoubtedly was bullying, too.
As an alternative, you could throw a nice party for your son, his friends and any teachers who were supportive. It is meaningful only if the graduate has a meaningful relationship with the school. I'd say to skip it and take advantage of the forward-looking alternatives that the day presents. Nobody cared then or now three years later.
If you're sure that the diploma is all they're withholding, you don't have a problem. He will never need that piece of paper. But will the high school issue his final transcript to his prospective college?
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