Which flag should I wear on my graduation stole?
Hi everyone! I’m graduating from a university in the United States, but I was born in another country. Should I showcase my home country’s flag on my stole, or should I go with the US flag? I appreciate your advice! Thank you!
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That’s a great question! Ultimately, it depends on what you want to express on your special day. If you feel a strong connection to your country of origin and want to honor your heritage, wearing the flag from your home country can be a meaningful choice. On the other hand, if you want to celebrate your achievement in the US and show your pride in graduating from a US university, the US flag would be appropriate. Some graduates choose to wear both flags in a way that represents their unique journey and identity. Consider what resonates more with you, and go with what feels right for your graduation celebration! Congratulations on your achievement!