Graduation regalia includes the cap and gown, as well as other distinguishing hoods, stoles and cords that denote traditions of academic achievement. Only those who have achieved an academic honor or ...

The Graduation hood depends on your major and degree. The pictures below are for a Bachelor of Arts in the College of Arts and Sciences. Your regalia may be a different color or style, but the ...

This tab will appear after you apply to graduate and when the ... Return the GOWN and HOOD only. Participating faculty members should contact the University Book Store at 1-800-347-9618 to rent ...

Be sure to indicate the correct college/school and tassel color on the order form ... on the right for undergraduate and professional candidates and on the left for graduate candidates. All candidates ...

If you’re a graduate student, the tassel indicates your degree, and the velvet trim of your hood indicates your field of study. Here’s what each color represents at CU Boulder: If you are an ...

To assist with your preparations on commencement day, the Graduate School has created a video guide to walk you through how to wear your hood and what to do with your name card.

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Yes. U of T normally requires all graduands to wear an academic gown and hood when crossing the stage at graduation. However, if you wish to wear your traditional Indigenous regalia in place of the ...

Concordia's academic regalia includes a gown and a hood. Mortarboards (graduation caps) are not a part of Concordia's tradition, however they are available to purchase as a souvenir. Academic regalia ...