Tag: graduation

A video of a boy returning a fellow student's cap in a wheelchair has gone viral, touching the hearts of people worldwide. The video shows Max Carrillo, 18, frantically searching for the cap of his friend Kai Corral, 18, who is in a wheelchair. After finding the cap, Max runs over to Kai and hands it back to her. The two friends then celebrate together.

Dailys Suraste, 30, wanted to give her mom, Marilin Martinez, a special tribute when she graduated from Florida International University. She wrote a message on her cap in Spanish that translated to, "For my mom, who arrived with nothing and gave me everything."

Jacob Enderle's father, Brian, passed away from cancer just a month before his son's graduation. But Brian's Marine platoon surprised Jacob at his graduation, fulfilling his father's dying wish to be there for his son's big day.

Texas girl who thought her soldier dad would miss her graduation was stunned when he returned from deployment to surprise her. Madison Maldonado, 17, had been feeling down about the fact that her father, Ricardo, 39, wouldn’t be able to attend her big day. But thanks to a surprise plan by her family, Ricardo was able to make it home just in time to see his daughter graduate.

Jovencio Daguio Jr., 21, was devastated when he learned that his father would not be able to attend his graduation from the University of Illinois. However, his sisters had other plans. They secretly bought their father a flight to the United States, and, the day before Jovencio Jr.'s graduation, snuck him into the house. The moment Jovencio Jr. saw his father, he immediately started sobbing. The two were then reunited in a long-awaited hug.

Yusuf Muhammad, 59, was overcome with emotion as he hugged his son, Khalid, following his graduation from the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Virginia. Khalid has always been interested in military service, and his father was proud to see him achieve his dream.

A teens family leapt with joy as they found out their son, Noel Moctezuma Mendez, had been accepted into Harvard. Mendez, a first-generation college student from Austin, Texas, nd osn of immigrants, was accepted to Harvard University on a full scholarship. The moment was made all the more sweet, because he lost his father in 2018 but acheived his father's dream of him attending Harvard.

A woman captured the wholesome moment she and her proud family discovered she had fulfilled her dream of becoming a licensed nurse.

A first-generation college grad places her hood and stole on her parents and emotionally thanks them for their support and sacrifices.

As Carlos Pizarro, 24, initially looked at the photo his family had taken, he didn't recognize the figure standing in the background, holding up a peace sign with his fingers.