Can I wear a Cord and Stole at my graduation ceremony and where would I get them?

Can I wear a cord or stole at my graduation ceremony, and where can I find one?

I’m graduating early (December 2024) and have begun the military enlistment process—I’m just waiting for my ship-out date. I’ve heard from several people that I should wear a cord or stole to represent my future service. I checked the website where I ordered my cap and gown, but they don’t offer any military insignia. Should I purchase one from a third-party site, consult my recruiter, or see if the school provides them? If anyone has experience with this, I’d love to hear your thoughts!

One Reply to “Can I wear a Cord and Stole at my graduation ceremony and where would I get them?”

  1. Congratulations on your early graduation and your decision to enlist! It’s great that you want to represent your future military service at your ceremony. Here are some steps you can take:

    1. Check with Your School: Reach out to your school’s administration or the graduation coordinator. They can provide information on whether the school has specific protocols regarding cords and stoles for military service. Some schools might have designated items they provide, or they may even allow you to wear them if you bring your own.

    2. Talk to Your Recruiter: Your recruiter is another good resource. They might have information on where you can get military cords or stoles and may even provide you with one. They might also have suggestions on what to wear that would be appropriate for the ceremony.

    3. Purchase from Third-Party Sites: If you decide to buy a cord or stole, ensure you choose a reputable site that specializes in graduation attire. Look for options specifically designed for military service; they may have different colors or insignia based on your branch.

    4. Connect with Fellow Graduates: If you know others who are graduating early or enlisting, ask them what they did. They might have some suggestions or resources that you haven’t thought of.

    5. Wear with Pride: Regardless of how you obtain your cord or stole, wearing it at graduation is a great way to honor your future commitment, so choose a way that feels right for you!

    Best of luck with your graduation and enlistment process!

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