Graduation ceremony

[George K]

Gratz!!!

[Doctor Phibes]

If you'll forgive the boasting, he really knocked it out of the park after a slightly shaky start. He had a dismal year in 2020 doing Mechanical Engineering at Wentworth in Boston, which he absolutely hated, and also got derailed by Covid. Since then he worked for a while, then went back to do a non-engineering course at community college, and finished in the top 5% of the school despite having to drive a 50 mile commute three times a week.

[89th]

Wow no kidding about the weather and the need to change the priority of the ceremonial events. That is a major sux0r. That being said, good on your kiddo for the good results and hard work and good luck to the next kiddo!

[taiwan_girl]

Excellent!!!!

[blondie]

Congratulations to him and you! Gosh this must feel good

[Horace]

Congratulations to you kid, and may he find continued success in the next steps of his academic journey.

[cathys]

Congratulations to your son, Phibes! Kudos to him getting past that shaky start in a first class manner!!

[Rich]

I'd be a bit aggravated myself at the way the ceremony was handled...Nonetheless, congrats to your son (and his parents!)

[LuFins Dad]

@Doctor-Phibes said in Graduation ceremony:

If you'll forgive the boasting, he really knocked it out of the park after a slightly shaky start. He had a dismal year in 2020 doing Mechanical Engineering at Wentworth in Boston, which he absolutely hated, and also got derailed by Covid. Since then he worked for a while, then went back to do a non-engineering course at community college, and finished in the top 5% of the school despite having to drive a 50 mile commute three times a week.

That’s really great! What is he thinking of studying for his bachelor’s?

[Doctor Phibes]

@LuFins-Dad said in Graduation ceremony:

@Doctor-Phibes said in Graduation ceremony:

If you'll forgive the boasting, he really knocked it out of the park after a slightly shaky start. He had a dismal year in 2020 doing Mechanical Engineering at Wentworth in Boston, which he absolutely hated, and also got derailed by Covid. Since then he worked for a while, then went back to do a non-engineering course at community college, and finished in the top 5% of the school despite having to drive a 50 mile commute three times a week.

That’s really great! What is he thinking of studying for his bachelor’s?

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