A graduate is a student who has just completed their studies.He was studying for a higher degree. JedIn order to be able to be called that, the graduate must hold a diploma of completion.NczeThe period of study and the defense of the thesis.
A graduate of higher education can continue their education in postgraduate or doctoral studies. They can also start working professionally. Some employers require their employees to have a graduate status. Graduates also have another option: they can extend their student life by going abroad for an internship as part of the Erasmus+ program. These internships or apprenticeships are organized by the university, so those interested should take an interest in them while still studying. Unfortunately, once a student becomes a graduate, they lose all the benefits and discounts that came with holding a degree.
A student ID confirms the active status of a student; an alumnus is no longer such a student. After defending a thesis, if the person does not continue their studies, they must return their ID. This means that they no longer have to collect hologram stickers from ELS every semester. They can only do this for collecting purposes. This is the perfect way to commemorate their student years and start their philatelic collection. Many graduates return to their student days in this way.
See also: Stickers on the student ID card
See also:
Hologamy ELS
ELD holograms
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