Do my family members and guests need tickets to attend the commencement exercises?
No, admission tickets are usually not required. The Commencement Exercises are open to the public, and you may invite as many guests as you wish. Upon the announcement of the commencement speaker, this policy is subject to change. Guest seating will be on a first-come-first-served basis. • What time to degree candidates need to be at the commencement exercises? On Monday, December 14, the degree candidates should report dressed in his/her academic regalia to the College Street entrance of the Colonial Life Arena, located at the corner of College and Lincoln Streets by 2:00 p.m. • How long does the ceremony usually last? We expect the Fall 2009 Baccalaureate, Master’s and Professional Commencement Exercises to last approximately ninety minutes. • Where do we park? The Colonial Life Arena, located at 801 Lincoln St, covers one city block and is bordered by Lincoln, Greene, and Gadsden Streets. General parking will be available in the lots adjacent to the Colonial Life Arena. We anticipat
No, admission tickets are usually not required. The Commencement Exercises are open to the public, and you may invite as many guests as you wish. Upon the announcement of the commencement speaker, this policy is subject to change. Guest seating will be on a first-come-first-served basis. • What time do the degree candidates need to be at the commencement exercises? Friday, May 6 Afternoon Ceremony On Friday afternoon, May 6 all degree candidates will report dressed in his/her academic regalia to the College Street entrance on the corner of College and Lincoln Streets, of the Colonial Life Arena at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, May 7 Morning Ceremony On Saturday morning, May 7 all degree candidates will report dressed in his/her academic regalia to the College Street entrance on the corner of College and Lincoln Streets, of the Colonial Life Arena at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, May 7 Afternoon Ceremony On Saturday afternoon, May 7 all degree candidates will report dressed in his/her academic regalia to t
