- Target:
- Georgia Tech Administration
- Region:
- United States of America
The Georgia Institute of Technology has recently introduced a ticketing policy that would allow graduating students a maximum of six guests at their commencement ceremony.
This action has come as a surprise to most and has angered many who have heard about it. Graduation is one of the biggest accomplishments a person will ever have and his/her friends and family should be allowed to be present to view their loved one graduate as opposed to having to view it online.
Students have contributed monetarily to the institution, and will be asked to contribute at commencement after they graduate via donations. These prior and future contributions should allow students to be granted their choice of guests as has been the policy previously at the institution.
I would also like to offer some possible solutions to the problems because I understand that the new pavilion can only hold a certain amount of people.
1. Have the ceremony at the Georgia Dome.
2. Split the ceremonies into morning and afternoon commencement as was done in Alexander Memorial Coliseum to allow more tickets.
We, the undersigned, call on the administration of the Georgia Institute of Technology to repeal the newly instituted ticketing policy for the Fall 2012, and following commencement ceremonies.
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The Stop Georgia Tech's Graduation Ticket Policy petition to Georgia Tech Administration was written by Kentrell Hargrove Jr. and is in the category Education at GoPetition.