Graduating Students Quotes Novels & Stories

Napatingin ako sa kamay ko na may singsing. 'Kapag naka graduate na tayo, pakakasalan kita!' Tumulo ang luha ko ng maalala ang mga salitang iyon.

Sanadali kaming huminto "Mabait ka, matalino at salutatorian pa!" "Pero parang wala lang sa kaniya, e." malungkot kong sabi. Sinong hindi malulungkot doon? Wala kang kasama sa araw ng graduation mo. Ayaw ko naman magalit kay tatay, 'yon ang turo ni nanay sa akin. Huwag na huwag kang magtatanim ng galit dahil pagdating ng panahon mababalot ng galit ang puso mo.

Hinayaan niya lang na ibuhos ko ang lahat ng emosyong nagpapasikip sa aking dibdib. Makalipas ang isang linggo, nailibing na si Nanay sa tulong na rin ng mabubuting tao na tumulong sa amin. "Ngayon, pakinggan naman natin ang valedictory speech ni Ms. Perez. Let's give her a round of applause!" wika ng emcee sa aming graduation. Nagpalakpakan ang lahat sa aking pagpasok. "Magandang umaga po sa inyong lahat. Sa aking mga guro, kapwa estudyante, at mga magulang na nandirito," panimula ko habang tinatanguan ko sila.

"As we move forward, let's remember that our worth is not solely determined by the labels we carry but by the impact we make on the world. Each one of us has the power to contribute something unique and valuable, and it's the diversity of our strengths and experiences that makes our collective journey richer." Avril then took a deep breath, my gaze sweeping the audience. "I want to take a moment to address someone special, a friend who couldn't be here with us today. She faced challenges that seemed insurmountable, and graduation became an elusive dream. To you, my dear friend, wherever you are, I want you to know that your journey doesn't end here. Life is unpredictable, and success takes m

“Ipapahatid ko kayo bukas sa bahay.” Hindi na siya kumibo o tumango man lang. Nabasa na ng luha ang pisngi niya nang masuyo rin na hinaplos ni Gideon ang kanyang buhok. Hinalikan siya nito ng mariin sa sintido bago ito tumayo at lumabas ng kwarto. **** “Congratulations, graduates. May the odds be with you all. Happy Graduation!” Pumaalinlangan sa buong quadrangle and sigawan ng mga bagong graduate kasabay ng sabay-sabay na paghagis sa ere ng mga kulay pulang toga.

"Anong pwede ng pills. Di pwede yan. Basta wala munang ganun hanggang di kapa graduate. Kaya kung gusto mo ay pagbutihin mo ang pag aaral mo at ng makatapos kana agad." "Kala mo naman makakalusot ka ha. Kamanyakan mo na naman ang pinapairal mo. Mas maganda ata e mag break na muna tayo at pag graduate kana saka na lang kita sagutin." Sabi nito sa akin na agad kong pinigilan.

Hindi maaaring masayang ang kanilang effort. Anyone with a little common sense should know that a 23-year-old graduate student is still enrolled and cannot graduate, unless he is a genius who skips grades repeatedly and may graduate so early. But Ivy and Cornelia both ignored it. One of them dared to say it, and the other dared to believe it!

Our youngest teacher here but one of the smart and strict teacher too. "Oh, well. I think wala namang absent. That's great. Since you are graduating and this is your last year as an architect students it doesn't mean that you can be relax because it's your last year. In fact, this is the hardest part of being an architect students. Your school works, stuffs, and activities wouldn't be lessen. Unfortunately, you'll be having times two of school works than your last school year."

Graduation isn't the end, It's the beginning. Jaq Matteo WALA NA AKONG MASULAT KAYA ITO NA LANG. •• TBC.

“But listen… even if I’m not there, you’re not alone. I’m proud of you, and I believe in you. Always.” Sandaling natahimik si Kienna, marahang napangiti. “Thank you, Oliver.” “Get some rest,” sabi nito. “You have finals soon, and malapit na ang graduation mo. Don’t waste your energy on people who don’t matter.” “Okay,” bulong niya, bago tuluyang ibinaba ang tawag. Pagkatapos ay humiga siya, pinikit ang mga mata, at inalala ang huling sinabi ni Oliver tungkol sa graduation.