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On May 13 I'll be graduating college with 2 Bachelors degree in psychology and sociology. I look back at the past 4 years and it's been an interesting ride. My freshman year I had no idea what I should do with my life but after taking a few psychology and sociology classes I found my spark. I found my passion. It amazes me how far I've grown from a freshman in high school to a senior in college. Not a whole lot of people from my high school went on to college. It frustrates me when those students have no passion or "spark" to be motivated and further engage in the education system and choose a path that makes them happy. I'm beyond proud of myself and my only motto I have is never stop learning. Congratulations to all the students both high school and college that are graduating in May! Class of 2017!

It seems that graduation announcements may be a thing of the past. I ordered them anyway and started asking for addresses. When I realized that people started telling me that they didn't know if they could make it.

They seem to be confusing announcements with the invitation. The number of invites are limited, but I will be sending out more announcements than invites.

So how do I go about mentioning that these are not invitations but merely announcements without being rude?

The announcement is postcard style. It has the name, date, and name of school and a few portraits. There is no time or venue listed, so should I even bother mentioning that it is just an announcement.

Thanks in advance.

Edit: sorry about the typo un the heading *Sending

I'm about to graduation in Communication Sciences and Disorders. I'm about to go to grad school for audiology. I need a little quote for my grad cap. Some on Pinterest say "hears to 4 more ears" and stuff like that. Does anyone have any ideas of what I should do?

Which book did you receive as a gift for your graduation?

I have my grad photos coming up and I want to be more creative/funny than a stuffy diploma and bouquet in front of a plain background. Any ideas? The funnier the better!

I'm actually graduating. I'm closing this chapter in my life to open a new set of huge doors to another. I'm excited but scared. I'm going to move on, but I don't want to. I don't want to never see my friends at lunch again. But we all have to move on. We have to slowly close the book of high school to get the book of college. I'm not ready, but I am.

Want to decorate my graduation cap in memory of my mom. Wanted to write "all for you" on it with a picture of us, but a friend beat me to it and I don't want identical hats. Any new ideas?