Student hosts own graduation ceremony with courier
While technically just a piece of paper, a diploma symbolises that you’ve completed all the requirements stipulated by an institution. Regardless of the level of education, students put so much work into obtaining their diplomas.
So, when a student had to wait years after officially graduating to get this highly-coveted piece of paper, he decided to take matters into his own hands.
Read on to find out about how a student hosted his own graduation ceremony.
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Graduate tires of waiting for official ceremony
On 20th March 2022, Thai TikToker, @jackachihouse, posted a video of his DIY graduation ceremony.
The text on the video translates to:
Studying at Rachapat University
Strengths: Collecting tuition in a timely manner
Weaknesses: Hosting graduation ceremonies in a timely manner
According to The Graduate, he graduated three-four years ago from a university in Thailand. He also mentions that he had already started working.
After waiting for so long for an official ceremony, the TikToker decided to host his own ceremony – complete with the traditional graduation robe.
Graduate is pleased to receive a diploma from a courier
He states that he can receive a diploma from a courier, which is just as prestigious.
Screenshot: @jackachihouse
After handing over the highly-coveted diploma, the courier is shown giving the TikToker a thumbs-up. In the background, another delivery rider can be seen enjoying the occasion with them.
Screenshot: @jackachihouse
The video concludes with the two ceremony attendants giving each other a wai.
Screenshot: @jackachihouse
Here’s to you, kid
We’d like to extend our congratulations to the TikToker. All the hours spent in class, in the library and of course, doing extra curricular activities, he definitely deserves some sort of fanfare for his efforts.
So, since we’re sprinkling this story with multiple movie references, we’ll end on one last one: Here’s to you, kid.
Cover images adapted from (L-R): @jackachihouse