Graduation Party Work Breakdown Struture?
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What kind of answers were you expecting?
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See about working at a convention center or country club that holds banquets. The money will be very good for a college student and the networking you can do is priceless. They are pretty fun, and if you work an event attended by people who are very successful you might start to learn a thing or two and have the opportunity to meet some people that will get you very far in life. It is all about who you know in this country and while fun jobs are "FUN", they might not be as benificial as ones that take a little more focus. Whatever you choose, make sure it is something that you can benefit from not only finacially, but gain knowledge from and life skills from. Good Luck in your search. may you have a very successful future ahead of you. -Michael
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I worked anywhere from 10-30 hours per week all through high school and university.  I graduated from high school with a 94% average and (although I am not able to calculate my overall average because I went to two different schools) my GPA in my final year of university was about 3.65.  Working is fantastic- choose a job that you enjoy and that helps you make social connections.  You'll meet new people and make some money to spend on yourself, without feeling guilty about wasting "tuition" money.  Don't get a high-stress job though, because I promise that school itself is stressful enough!
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Graduation! (from highschool)
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Check out the recruiting statistics from each school - where do they mostly place, how many students have a job right at graduation, 3 months after 6 months after, and 1 year after.  That should give you an idea of the quality, and also the real prospects for graduation.  I assume starting salary will be very comparable.
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You're right on with UW-Madison.  Here is a link to the the other 9 top party schools for 2006.\n\nhttp://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/news/package.jsp?name=fte/partyschool/partyschool&floc=wn-np\n\nMy suggestion is go to any college of your choice and throw your own wild parties!  Be responsible.
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Try getting a job washing dishes or serving customers at a local restaurant.....or flipping burgers. Then tell yourself, "This is where I'll be for the rest of my life if I don't finish school."\n\nYou'll probably graduate early, and with honors! LOL! Seriously, it takes a minimum of a Bachelor's degree to really get anywhere in this world these days - it's a bad setup, but that's what we have now.\n\nAnd you're right to think friends aren't an option - if anything, far too many of them are probably encouraging you to "blow off class" at any time of the day, right? And you're paying an awful lot of money to be using it as essentially the cover charge for a never-ending party - you're still young (I'm assuming) and will have *plenty* of time to party once you're out of school, so get yourself through it while you're young enough to enjoy the fruits of your labors. You'll look back on your Bachelor's (or higher, if you're so inclined) and think, "Man, that Wheezer guy was right!" while you're getting your Burger King order from the partiers who couldn't quite finish.....\n\n; )\n\nGood luck!
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I would say since the wedding and the graduation are so close, why not just invite close friends to the graduation or grad party, you don't have to invite the world, save that for the wedding, your close friends will probably just give you something small for the graduation a book or something like that, and its almost useless to ask them not to. Congrats on both and good luck.
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Putting in a personal note would be great.  You can send them prior to graduation even if they aren't invited to the ceremony.  Your parents may want to host an open house, you should talk to them about that now to avoid any hurt feelings.  The personal note could say "Hey--I'm graduating with honors!  Whoo-hoo!  Celebrate with me on May 27th starting at 4 PM at Ma's house.  Help me start next year (at college/at technical school/starting my career/being a bum for awhile) off right!"
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Gee,is this only for new grads?  Oh well,going to answer anyway. I graduated a long time ago. I've accomplished a lot in my lifetime,but am just going back to college now to finish my degree. I felt that something was lacking in my life,and this is it. I need my masters degree to feel complete.
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I plan to have a career in Event Planning organizing conferences, weddings, and other events. I followed an Event Planner around one day as she worked. She spends a lot of time with her family, and loves what she does. Yes, she is pretty busy, but isn't everyone? At least she is busy doing something she loves!
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woah, way to put it off to the lats second! Do a project on stress, and why its good not to put things off to the last minute. (im not kidding, this could be a good project) =)
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Try the Bureau of Labor Statistics :)
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I will by throwing the BIGGEST PARTY!!! this nation has ever seen. All are invited. It will probably last for a couple months!!!!
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the weekend after I graduated, my friends and I all drive down to the beach and get a hotel room for the weekend and just hung out talking looking at pics from higschool and chilled on the beach just talking and whatnot..so really..just hanging out and tlaking make a slideshow thing or something just to show how much you have grown and made freidns and whatnot!!\ncongrats on graduateing!!!!
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party like its ur b-day
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How about a blank book with a nice cover.  Bring a nice pen for the guests to write with.  Start off the book with a page of your hopes, wishes, advice for his/her future and best sentiments for your friend and then circulate it around for others to do the same or leave it on a table and ask others to contribute their gems of wisdom to it.  This could be a nice keepsake.  \n\nYou could also put some paper on each page as a place holder for a  photograph that you could take of each person at the party.  After the celebration,  put each contributor's photo on the page that they wrote to the graduate.