What should faculty wear to graduation?

If the highest degree is an honorary degree, the faculty member has a choice of wearing the robe of the school that conferred the honorary degree, or the one that conferred the highest earned degree. Bachelor’s and master’s candidates wear a square mortarboard. Doctoral students and faculty usually wear a tam.

What do masters degree graduates wear?

There are subtle differences to the regalia worn at graduation. The bachelor’s degree recipient wears a plain black gown with a bell sleeve and a red tassel on the cap, or mortar board, and no hood. The master’s degree recipient wears a black tassel, a colored hood and a gown that has a visibly odd sleeve.

Do you wear a cap for Masters graduation?

Each master’s gown also comes with a cap (mortarboard) and tassel. Students graduating with a Masters Degree normally wear mortarboards and tassels. Unlike doctoral tams (with gold tassels), master’s tams are usually 6 sided (though we can special make them as a four sided or 8 sided) but with a plain black tassel.

Who hoods you at graduation?

The Hooding Ceremony is a special recognition ceremony for masters or doctoral degree candidates. During the ceremony, a faculty member places the doctoral hood over the head of the graduate, signifying their success in completing the graduate program.

How do you wear a graduation cap?

The cap should be worn directly on your head and not tilted back and it should lie about one inch above your eyebrows. Keep in mind that your cap will usually distinguish which side goes in the front and which side goes in the back. Simply flip your cap over and you should find the instructions on the under side.

How is the graduation cap worn?

Does grad school have Dean’s List?

No, there are no such titles or honors with grad school, as you must maintain a B or higher to pass.

Do you wear a hood for a bachelor degree?

Bachelor’s degree candidates do not wear hood.

Does everyone get an academic hood?

All candidates for graduation are required to wear the exact academic regalia for their degree (gown, cap, hood, and tassel).