i agree! I have a brother that I want to be there , who is married and I want my niece and nephew there.My dad and my sister. I also have my second family, who is a family of 4.
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Billie Deakins
12 years ago
Let them have everyone they want for they day they have worked so hard for! Don't be that person ISU!
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Joseph Myers
12 years ago
If you need to limit it, why not move Spring graduation to the Football Stadium...I'm sure there's more room there
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Tracy Schultz
12 years ago
If room for more people is the problem, have graduation in the stadium. I am from Texas and ours was held in the fb stadium so there was room for everyone. They worked had for this.
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Marcie Stewart
12 years ago
Up the limit
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Hannah Gibson
12 years ago
This is ridiculous. For most of us this is the biggest accomplishment of our life so far. Are you supposed to pick who we get to share this celebration with.
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Melissa Abrams
12 years ago
I don't know what's going on with ISU, but they are really going over the deep end. Previous graduation ceremonies had open invitations and never limited students to tickets. I come from a big family in Chicago and everyone has already agreed to come to celebrate my graduation, including other family members out of town. This is absolutely ridiculous and ISU should just quit this experiment thing going on limiting tickets to 5 and just have an open invitation like it usually is.
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Angelique Brown
12 years ago
There is a better way to do this, we worked too hard to be limited to who gets to share this moment with us.
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Patricia Hopper
12 years ago
When my son graduated in 1999 we all attended. Now my grandson cannot have his whole family there? ISU can come up with a better plan!
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Quintin Craig
12 years ago
Dumb
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Thomas lyles
12 years ago
as a family member of a graduate student I think this is so unfair not only to the families but more importantly to the students that are needing their love ones to share in this moment of celebration with them and for you guys to cut their tickets down Jess to 5 is so unfair that should never happen nor should it be allowed
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Linda Jones
12 years ago
students should not have to decide which relative is most important to invite. some students have large families.
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Brigham Robbins
12 years ago
Students work extremely hard to reach their goal of graduating college. It is absurd for a university to limit the number of family members that are allowed to attend their graduation. For a lot of families, watching someone graduate college is the proudest moment of their life. Please do not put limitations on such a proud moment.
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Lauren Morgan
12 years ago
There are solutions to an overcrowding problem that don't make me exclude my loved ones from this big day. I've spent four years working extremely hard and representing this university well. More than just 5 people helped me get to that point and deserve to be a part of the celebration. Moreso, it's bad business to leave this bad taste in my mouth as my last memory of ISU. Sure way to ensure that I won't be an involved alum.
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Tasia Robinson
12 years ago
This situation with the tickets is absolutely absurd to me. There are majority of us the are the 1st people out of our family and friends to go away to college and to graduate from college. Friends and family are our support system. Graduation should be considered free, three of my friends and several family members came to see me graduate last year from Indiana State. Plus we are paying so much money to come here. This does not sit well with all of us.
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Nichole Marshall
12 years ago
I am the only one of both of my parents and family who will be graduating college. 5 tickets is not nearly enough, becasue my intermediate family alone consists of 5 people. That leaves no room for my grandma grandpa and aunts to come to see me graduate. To see my success from all the work I have done, and everything I have acheived in the long span of schooling I have had to attend. You spend a good portion of your life just being in school, and it should be allowed for our entire family to be there for you to help celebrate and support you for your life decisions.
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Kyle Eckert
12 years ago
I live in Canada and my sister is graduating so there needs to be a way for more people to come that's unfair to the students & family.
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Rebecca Hillmann
12 years ago
I want my whole family to go to my daughters graduation. We are all very proud of her graduating on time. She has worked very hard to do that.
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Allen Rhodus
12 years ago
Graduating College is one of lifes greatest moments. I can't imagine having to chose only 5 Friends and family members to share it with.
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Abdulhamid Albahrani
12 years ago
really ISU, that's what you want to do, a graduation ceremony cant be complete without all the friends and family. the whole reason behind the ceremony is to bring happiness to those who are graduating. ISU, YOU ARE MAKING THEM FEEL SAD
i agree! I have a brother that I want to be there , who is married and I want my niece and nephew there.My dad and my sister. I also have my second family, who is a family of 4.
Let them have everyone they want for they day they have worked so hard for! Don't be that person ISU!
If you need to limit it, why not move Spring graduation to the Football Stadium...I'm sure there's more room there
If room for more people is the problem, have graduation in the stadium. I am from Texas and ours was held in the fb stadium so there was room for everyone. They worked had for this.
Up the limit
This is ridiculous. For most of us this is the biggest accomplishment of our life so far. Are you supposed to pick who we get to share this celebration with.
I don't know what's going on with ISU, but they are really going over the deep end. Previous graduation ceremonies had open invitations and never limited students to tickets. I come from a big family in Chicago and everyone has already agreed to come to celebrate my graduation, including other family members out of town. This is absolutely ridiculous and ISU should just quit this experiment thing going on limiting tickets to 5 and just have an open invitation like it usually is.
There is a better way to do this, we worked too hard to be limited to who gets to share this moment with us.
When my son graduated in 1999 we all attended. Now my grandson cannot have his whole family there? ISU can come up with a better plan!
Dumb
as a family member of a graduate student I think this is so unfair not only to the families but more importantly to the students that are needing their love ones to share in this moment of celebration with them and for you guys to cut their tickets down Jess to 5 is so unfair that should never happen nor should it be allowed
students should not have to decide which relative is most important to invite. some students have large families.
Students work extremely hard to reach their goal of graduating college. It is absurd for a university to limit the number of family members that are allowed to attend their graduation. For a lot of families, watching someone graduate college is the proudest moment of their life. Please do not put limitations on such a proud moment.
There are solutions to an overcrowding problem that don't make me exclude my loved ones from this big day. I've spent four years working extremely hard and representing this university well. More than just 5 people helped me get to that point and deserve to be a part of the celebration. Moreso, it's bad business to leave this bad taste in my mouth as my last memory of ISU. Sure way to ensure that I won't be an involved alum.
This situation with the tickets is absolutely absurd to me. There are majority of us the are the 1st people out of our family and friends to go away to college and to graduate from college. Friends and family are our support system. Graduation should be considered free, three of my friends and several family members came to see me graduate last year from Indiana State. Plus we are paying so much money to come here. This does not sit well with all of us.
I am the only one of both of my parents and family who will be graduating college. 5 tickets is not nearly enough, becasue my intermediate family alone consists of 5 people. That leaves no room for my grandma grandpa and aunts to come to see me graduate. To see my success from all the work I have done, and everything I have acheived in the long span of schooling I have had to attend. You spend a good portion of your life just being in school, and it should be allowed for our entire family to be there for you to help celebrate and support you for your life decisions.
I live in Canada and my sister is graduating so there needs to be a way for more people to come that's unfair to the students & family.
I want my whole family to go to my daughters graduation. We are all very proud of her graduating on time. She has worked very hard to do that.
Graduating College is one of lifes greatest moments. I can't imagine having to chose only 5 Friends and family members to share it with.
really ISU, that's what you want to do, a graduation ceremony cant be complete without all the friends and family. the whole reason behind the ceremony is to bring happiness to those who are graduating. ISU, YOU ARE MAKING THEM FEEL SAD