Summer 2022 Commencement
Congratulations!
On behalf of the University of Central Florida, we look forward to celebrating with you at the Summer 2022 commencement ceremonies that will take place on August 5-6. I am very excited to extend my congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 2022. Your optimism, determination, persistence and compassion are an inspiration to the entire UCF community.
When someone says, “Go Knights,” I always hear the reply, “Charge On!”
It is such a fitting philosophy for this university, because that’s what Knights do. And I know you will continue to Charge On and make a profound mark on this world — tackling grand challenges through your unwavering service to others and to society.
Graduates, you have been exceptional ambassadors of this university, and I have no doubt you will accomplish much more than you now imagine for yourselves, and that in everything you do, you will make UCF, your family and your community proud. Congratulations again on this tremendous achievement.
By the numbers
(as of August 2021)
Academic Year
UCF Alumni
INVEST IN THE FUTURE OF UCF
In giving back to your soon-to-be alma mater, you have the opportunity to create a culture of philanthropy amongst the student body. The UCF Class Gift is a way of showing your thanks to UCF, demonstrating a sense of community and connection, and leaving a lasting impact that reflects the spirit of the Class of 2022.
Each graduating student that makes a gift of $20.22 will receive a green graduation cord as a thank you gift.
2022 Commencement Dates
Spring 2022
Summer 2022
Fall 2022
Commencement Program
Each semester, the Registrar’s Office — in collaboration with the Office of University Events and Engagement — creates a program that celebrates that semester’s commencement and its graduates. It highlights components of the ceremony, its speakers and lists the names of all graduating UCF Knights.
Please note: This program contains the most accurate graduation information available at press time. The appearance — or lack thereof — of a name here is presumptive of graduation but not conclusive.
