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If you are found guilty of misconduct, even decades after graduating, academic institutions have the right to revoke your degree. You then have an ornate piece of paper with your name on it, not a degree.

While a high school diploma can be essential to taking the next steps in your career or for preparing for college, as an adult, it can also feel like it's too late to earn one. But it's never too late to finish your diploma and reach your goals!

It goes on file - and you can get it or a reprint simply by paying a small fee. A diploma is nice to hang on wall, but most employers would rather see a transcript because it details your acedemic abilities.

Most undergraduates receive their diplomas 4-6 weeks after the official graduation date for the term and most graduates receive their diplomas 8-10 weeks after the official graduation date.

Hanging your diploma isn't just something you should do to show your success to others, it also reaps personal benefits. Putting your diploma on display is a reminder to yourself of what you can achieve when you work toward a goal.

The official degree conferral date is the date that will appear on your diploma and final transcript and which we will verify as your official graduation date in any future circumstances. You are considered graduated as of that date. It has nothing to do with the date of the Commencement ceremony.

Although every university offers copies and their rules may vary, you'll most likely need to pay a fee to obtain a replacement diploma. The fee for a new diploma can range anywhere from $25 to $150, depending on the school and the type of degree you're replacing.

“Date conferred” and “date completed” are two different dates referring to when your school issued your diploma and when you completed the requirements to earn said diploma. It can take a few weeks to a few months from your last exam to have your degree fully conferred.