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Brace yourselves, Babson—Commencement day is coming.

As we prep for the big day, we want to know: will you be decorating your graduation cap?

Maybe you’ll add a a Babson-themed decal—or a pair of socks. Maybe you’ll cap it off with an inspirational quote. You can express gratitude for your family, showcase your pride, or celebrate the next step on your journey.

No matter what you choose, we want to see! Share your decorated grad caps with #Babson2019 and we’ll share some of our favorites.

To get your creative juices flowing, here are some photos of decked-out grad caps from past Babson commencement ceremonies. We hope that, among these many Babson-themed grad cap ideas, you find the inspiration you need to personalize your own mortarboard and celebrate the occasion.

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