| Commencement

Rollins gowns are made of environmentally responsible materials and graduates have the opportunity to redeem a rebate that contributes to an environmental sustainability project.

Arts & Sciences and College of Professional Studies

All graduates must wear a cap and gown to participate in the commencement ceremony. Caps and gowns are purchased in the Rice Family Bookstore at a cost of $58.00 plus tax. Students should call or visit the bookstore to place orders. Caps and gowns will be distributed beginning April 22.

Hamilton Holt School

All graduates must wear a cap and gown to participate in the commencement ceremony. The cost of regalia is included in your commencement fee. Caps and gowns may be picked up at the bookstore beginning April 22. Your name will appear on a list of graduates. Please be sure to have picture identification with you. The bookstore will be open at 8 a.m. the morning of commencement; however, students are strongly encouraged to pick up regalia before the date of the event.

Crummer School of Business

All graduates must wear a cap and gown to participate in the commencement ceremony. Caps and gowns are free. You will be hooded on stage and you may keep your cap, gown, and hood after the ceremony.

• EAMBAs: You need to pick up your cap and gown at the Rollins bookstore after April 15. You will receive an email notification when cap and gowns are ready for pick-up. Please be sure to have picture identification with you as this is the only authorization you will need to obtain your regalia. 

• PMBAs: You will pick up your cap and gown at Crummer. Pick-up dates and times will be announced and notification will be sent your Rollins email account by April 15.

• KEMBAs: Caps and gowns will be mailed to you via UPS Ground Services. You will receive an email confirmation notifying you when to expect delivery after April 15.

• SMBAs: Caps and gowns will be mailed to you via UPS Ground Services. You will receive an email confirmation notifying you when to expect delivery after April 15.