City St George's Graduation Guide
How a City St George's graduation works, from the Ede and Ravenscroft booking to the Barbican stage: deadlines, guest tickets, academic dress, and what happens if you can't be there.
Notes & Guides
The Journal
Tips, guides and quiet reads about your City St George's graduation. Written by the team that hands you the gown — no fluff, just the bits we wish we'd known.
What to do after graduation: a checklist for City St George's graduates
Your account switches off, your halls contract ends and your next visa step starts. What to sort in the months after a City St George's degree, and the support that carries on afterwards.
Do you have to wear a gown at your graduation ceremony?
Yes: at City St George's, academic dress is compulsory. The set for each award, the rule for other suppliers, the hire deadline, and what happens if you'd rather not attend.
What to bring to City St George's halls: the actual list
A packing list for City St George's halls: what the rent covers in each, what the providers' rules ban, and what to sort out once you're in London. The widget builds it for your hall.
What to bring to your graduation ceremony
A packing list for a City St George's ceremony at the Barbican: what the box office asks for, the small things that help through a long day, and what to send your guests.
What to wear under your graduation gown
Dressing for a City St George's ceremony: what the open gown shows, outfits that suit a maroon-and-gold hood, and London weather in January and July.
