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1. Start by putting on your graduation gown. Stand in front of a mirror and hold the gown with the zipper facing you.
2. Step into the gown and pull it up over your shoulders, making sure the front of the gown hangs straight down.
3. Next, fasten the zipper or buttons to secure the gown in place.
4. Once the gown is on, you can move on to the graduation cap. Hold the cap with the mortarboard (flat part) facing down.
5. Place the cap on your head, making sure it sits evenly and securely.
6. Adjust the cap so that the mortarboard is level and straight on your head. You can use bobby pins or clips to secure it if necessary.
7. Finally, smooth out any wrinkles in your gown and make sure it fits comfortably before the ceremony begins.
8. Remember to follow any specific instructions provided by your school or institution regarding the placement of cords, stoles, or other graduation regalia.

Who needs graduation cap and gown?

1. Graduation caps and gowns are typically needed by students who are graduating from high schools, colleges, universities, or other educational institutions. They are worn during graduation ceremonies as a symbol of academic achievement and as a traditional part of the ceremony.
2. In addition to students, faculty members, administrators, and other staff involved in the graduation ceremony may also wear caps and gowns.
3. Some organizations or institutions may also require their employees or members to wear caps and gowns for special events or graduations within those organizations.

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What is graduation cap and gown?

A graduation cap and gown is a traditional outfit worn by students during graduation ceremonies. The gown is typically a long robe, and the cap, often referred to as a mortarboard, is a square-shaped headpiece worn to signify the completion of an academic program.

Who is required to file graduation cap and gown?

Generally, all students who are graduating, whether they are receiving a diploma, degree, or certificate, are required to file for a graduation cap and gown through their educational institution.

How to fill out graduation cap and gown?

To fill out the graduation cap and gown order, students typically need to complete a form provided by their institution, which may require personal information, degree program details, and sizing information for the gown and cap.

What is the purpose of graduation cap and gown?

The purpose of graduation cap and gown is to symbolize the achievement of academic milestones. They are worn during graduation ceremonies to denote the completion of a level of education and to signify the academic tradition.

What information must be reported on graduation cap and gown?

Information that must be reported typically includes the student's name, degree program, expected graduation date, gown size, and any other institution-specific requirements.