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When are the 2023 college graduation ceremonies in Georgia?

William Willis takes a photograph with Georgia Tech President Ángel Cabrera after receiving his diploma during the Georgia Institute of Technology's afternoon Commencement Ceremony at Bobby Dodd Stadium Saturday, May 7, 2022. (Steve Schaefer / steve.schaefer@ajc.com)

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William Willis takes a photograph with Georgia Tech President Ángel Cabrera after receiving his diploma during the Georgia Institute of Technology's afternoon Commencement Ceremony at Bobby Dodd Stadium Saturday, May 7, 2022. (Steve Schaefer / steve.schaefer@ajc.com)
By AJC Staff
May 1, 2023

It is graduation season, and colleges across metro Atlanta and Georgia are preparing for spring commencement ceremonies.

When is graduation for your college or university? Here is a selected list for 2023, with links for more details about each:

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