High School Graduation Announcement: How to include college enrollment

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<p>Hello!</p>

<p>I just received my graduation announcements order that
I plan to start putting together and sending within the next
month... was wondering if I should include college acceptance
and scholarship information? How could one do this? I'd rather
not handwrite it since my handwriting is quite horrid...</p>

<p>Here's what it'd say if I include it..?</p>

<p>"We are pleased to announce that Angel will be
attending the College of Charleston in the fall of
2012 with a Presidential scholarship."</p>

<p>And does anyone know a quick guideline I could use for graduation
announcement etiquette? My mom can't remember... (last time she
did this was 7 years ago!) Thanks. :-D</p>

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<li>If this needs to be removed... please do so! Sorry!</li>
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<p>Also…</p>

<p>“In the fall of 2012” or “in fall of 2012”?</p>

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<p>“This fall” would be pretty straightforward.</p>

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<p>That’s true - thank you! :-)</p>

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<p>Just end with “the fall.” </p>

<p>Don’t include scholarship information- it just looks braggy IMO.</p>

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<p>I’ll second that–including the scholarship is not in the best taste.</p>

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<p>Okay, thanks, guys.</p>

<p>But question…
how do I even include college enrollment information then? Cardstock? Write it? </p>

<p>I’ll leave out the scholarship information (after some thought I felt like it was too much as well).</p>

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<p>Just write it on the announcement as part of the regular text. I would make it the last line. What you said in your first post was fine. Or, you could go a more fun way and incorporate the college’s crest/logo/whatever as decoration.</p>

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<p>“ABC will be attending ZYX College this fall.”</p>

<p>That’s basically what mine. I also included my intended major (ZYX College to study 123) but thats because I knew exactly what I was going in to. Keep it simple.</p>

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<p>Thank you guys! I figured it out (:</p>