Online Grad Fair provides discounts on graduation packages
No matter where you are when you finally turn your tassel, you should feel proud of your incredible achievement.
Everything you need for graduation, whether you’re participating in commencement, any of the convocation ceremonies or both, can be found during the Online Grad Fair on October 15 to 24, 2021. It is your one chance to receive exclusive discounts on graduation packages including your cap, gown, tassel and more. Discounts are offered through ASU’s official regalia vendor Herff Jones.
Graduating students will receive an email on Friday, Oct. 15 with a unique link to access the Online Grad Fair.
If you can’t make the Online Grad Fair, you can purchase your grad gear online through Herff Jones until Nov. 16. But, these packages will not be discounted, so if possible plan to join us during the Online Grad Fair!
After the Online Grad Fair, all four Sun Devil Campus Stores will have graduation products available for purchase until graduation.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Online Grad Fair?
The Online Grad Fair is an online event for students who are on track to graduate. At the event, they can purchase everything they need for graduation, like their official ASU cap, gown and tassel. It is the only time and place students can get a discount on their graduation packages.
2. Who should I contact for more information about the Online Grad Fair?
Questions regarding graduation regalia, cap, gown, tassel, colors, shipping, discount, etc.:
Herff Jones customer service line: 480-219-3247.
Herff Jones email: [email protected].
Frequently asked questions and answers regarding graduation gear can be found on the Herff Jones FAQ page.
Questions regarding commencement: ASU graduation FAQ.
Questions regarding alumni resources and services:
ASU Alumni phone: (800) 258-6687.
ASU Alumni email: [email protected].
3. What if a student can’t make the Online Grad Fair?
If a student cannot attend the Online Grad Fair, they can purchase their graduation regalia online at any time before Nov. 15 through Herff Jones, however, the graduation packages will be full price. The Online Grad Fair is the only time graduation packages will be discounted.
After the Online Grad Fair, all four Sun Devil Campus Stores will have graduation products available for purchase until graduation.
4. How will students attend the Online Grad Fair?
Graduating students will receive an email on Friday, Oct. 15 with a unique link directing them to the Online Grad Fair.
5. If a student still has their gown from their bachelor's degree, can they wear it for their master's degree?
Unfortunately, students cannot wear the same gown for both degrees. The Master's level gown has an additional sleeve portion that denotes a higher-level degree has been obtained.
If you have more questions about the Online Grad Fair or your graduation gear, see more FAQs or email [email protected].
For general graduation questions, see FAQs or please visit: graduation.asu.edu.
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