graduation

The University of Kansas will hold its 2025 Commencement ceremony on May 17, 2025, in David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium. The ceremony will be presided over by Chancellor Douglas A. Girod and will feature remarks from a distinguished guest speaker. Approximately 6,000 undergraduate and graduate students are expected to receive degrees during the ceremony.

Commencement is a time-honored tradition that celebrates the achievements of our graduates and marks their transition from students to alumni. It is a day for our graduates to reflect on their time at KU and to look forward to the bright future that lies ahead. Commencement is also an opportunity for our university community to come together and celebrate the accomplishments of our students.

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GCU Graduation 2025 refers to the upcoming graduation ceremony for Grand Canyon University’s class of 2025. It is a significant milestone for students who have dedicated years of hard work and perseverance to earn their degrees. The ceremony will be held at the university’s campus in Phoenix, Arizona, and will feature a keynote speaker, the conferral of degrees, and a celebration of the graduates’ achievements.

The graduation ceremony is an important event for both the graduates and their families. It is a time to reflect on the past and celebrate the future. For the graduates, it is a day to recognize their accomplishments and to look forward to the next chapter in their lives. For the families, it is a day to celebrate the success of their loved ones and to witness the culmination of years of hard work and dedication.

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WGU Graduation 2025 refers to the graduating class of Western Governors University in the year 2025. WGU is an accredited, online university that offers flexible and affordable degree programs to students across the country.

The graduating class of 2025 is expected to be the largest in WGU’s history, with over 60,000 students earning their degrees. These graduates will join a growing network of WGU alumni who are making a difference in their communities and careers.

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