% tickets is not even enough for parents, grand parents, and siblings. I think that ISU needs to rethink this matter.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
would love to be able to see my neice graduate!!!!
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Morgan
12 years ago
This is very unfair! A solution would be to split up the colleges and have them at different times so that way there would not be a crowd issue.
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Nikki Dawson
12 years ago
If I cannot go bc my sister won't have enough tickets I will never support another isu event for sure
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Tia Branom
12 years ago
crazy.. can't see my little sis.. this needs to change... :-(:-(
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Autumn Allman
12 years ago
Family should be allowed to attend their relatives graduation! It is unfair for those who have larger families to miss out on getting to see their loved one at a time they should be celebrating with them. I believe holding the graduations at two different times would help with this problem!
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Brooke Etmeier
12 years ago
ridiculous.
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Jessica Bennett
12 years ago
Please get this through!!!
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Linda Meeks
12 years ago
We are traveling to come to our granddaughters graduation and have a large family this would be so wrong for close family memebers not to be able to be a part of such a joyous day. 5 tickets are not enough for any family.
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Reuben Greene II
12 years ago
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This is absolutely ridiculous. Indiana State University serves a large population of African-Americans who are first generation college students. With this being said, they will have more than 5 people who would like to come witness such a monumental moment.
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Tajuana Herrell
12 years ago
this is a special time and it is very difficult to celebrate with family and friends with a limit of only 5 tickets
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Megan Geraci
12 years ago
I think 5 tickets is just too small. It puts me in the place to either not allow my grandmothers not attend or my sisters. My family have been such a support system for me throughout my college career and I think they all deserve to get to watch me wallk across the stage during my success. My sister graduated in 2012 and my whole family attended (like 20 of us) and NOBODY even sat around us. We had a section all to ourselves.
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leo
12 years ago
bro
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Sam
12 years ago
idk
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Sam
12 years ago
idk
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Anonymous
12 years ago
More tickets are needed to accomodate family.
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Katie Green
12 years ago
I think this is really unfair to all students. We work hard for our degrees and should be allowed to have however many people there we want. Most families are bigger than 5 now too.
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Kumar Patel
12 years ago
This is not fair we should be allowed to talk everyone we want to.
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Brooke Griffey
12 years ago
How am I supposed to tell my mom, stepdad, dad, stepmom, five brothers, sister, brother-in-law, nephews, boyfriend, and boyfriend's family "Oh hey, I can only invite 5 of you to graduation. Sorry if you do not make the cut."????!!! I am paying THOUSANDS of dollars to ISU, so I should be able to bring whoever I want and not be limited to who all is allowed to watch me recieve my diploma. I am going to be the first of my family to graduate from college and that is a huge deal. Find a bigger venue if you cant fit everyone in the space available now. It is not our problem as the student body that ISU does not plan for such events when accepting students for enrollment. Remember ISU, it isnt about quantity, its about quality. The quality of your students trumps the quantity any and every single day. Let that sink in.
% tickets is not even enough for parents, grand parents, and siblings. I think that ISU needs to rethink this matter.
would love to be able to see my neice graduate!!!!
This is very unfair! A solution would be to split up the colleges and have them at different times so that way there would not be a crowd issue.
If I cannot go bc my sister won't have enough tickets I will never support another isu event for sure
crazy.. can't see my little sis.. this needs to change... :-(:-(
Family should be allowed to attend their relatives graduation! It is unfair for those who have larger families to miss out on getting to see their loved one at a time they should be celebrating with them. I believe holding the graduations at two different times would help with this problem!
ridiculous.
Please get this through!!!
We are traveling to come to our granddaughters graduation and have a large family this would be so wrong for close family memebers not to be able to be a part of such a joyous day. 5 tickets are not enough for any family.
This is absolutely ridiculous. Indiana State University serves a large population of African-Americans who are first generation college students. With this being said, they will have more than 5 people who would like to come witness such a monumental moment.
this is a special time and it is very difficult to celebrate with family and friends with a limit of only 5 tickets
I think 5 tickets is just too small. It puts me in the place to either not allow my grandmothers not attend or my sisters. My family have been such a support system for me throughout my college career and I think they all deserve to get to watch me wallk across the stage during my success. My sister graduated in 2012 and my whole family attended (like 20 of us) and NOBODY even sat around us. We had a section all to ourselves.
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More tickets are needed to accomodate family.
I think this is really unfair to all students. We work hard for our degrees and should be allowed to have however many people there we want. Most families are bigger than 5 now too.
This is not fair we should be allowed to talk everyone we want to.
How am I supposed to tell my mom, stepdad, dad, stepmom, five brothers, sister, brother-in-law, nephews, boyfriend, and boyfriend's family "Oh hey, I can only invite 5 of you to graduation. Sorry if you do not make the cut."????!!! I am paying THOUSANDS of dollars to ISU, so I should be able to bring whoever I want and not be limited to who all is allowed to watch me recieve my diploma. I am going to be the first of my family to graduate from college and that is a huge deal. Find a bigger venue if you cant fit everyone in the space available now. It is not our problem as the student body that ISU does not plan for such events when accepting students for enrollment. Remember ISU, it isnt about quantity, its about quality. The quality of your students trumps the quantity any and every single day. Let that sink in.
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