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This article discusses college graduation timelines in the U.S., explaining that most students graduate in May or June, but December and August graduations also occur. The article explores factors influencing graduation timing, such as the academic calendar (semester vs. quarter system), chosen major, and full-time versus part-time enrollment. It further details how graduation month affects job searching, internship opportunities, and graduate school applications. Finally, it offers advice on preparing for graduation, including meeting academic requirements and budgeting for associated expenses.
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