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Graduation marks a major life transition, and the best gifts acknowledge both the achievement and the exciting next chapter ahead.
High school grads need dorm and campus essentials — quality headphones ($30-$80), portable speakers ($25-$60), laptop accessories ($20-$50). College graduates appreciate professional items like premium leather portfolios ($40-$90), quality briefcases ($50-$150), or interview-ready accessories.
A quality luggage set ($80-$200) for post-grad travel, kitchen starter kits ($30-$75) for their first apartment, or professional development subscriptions like MasterClass ($50-$120/year) give them a real head start.
Custom graduation photo frames ($20-$50), personalized jewelry with their graduation year ($25-$80), or a handwritten letter sharing your pride and advice costs almost nothing but means everything. A quality watch ($50-$300) is a classic that gains sentimental value over time.
Skip gifts that feel like homework — self-improvement books they didn't ask for or "adulting" kits that feel condescending. Don't assume every graduate wants the same things.
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Great graduation gifts include tech for their next phase (laptop accessories, headphones), professional items (briefcase, portfolio), experience gifts, or money/gift cards for their transition. Our AI tailors suggestions to the graduate.
Typical ranges: $25-50 from friends, $50-100 from aunts/uncles, $100-500 from parents/grandparents. Consider whether it's high school or college graduation - college grads often receive higher-value gifts.
College grads typically want: practical apartment items, career-starter gear, experiences, tech gadgets, or honestly - cash to help with loans or moving costs. Our AI can suggest thoughtful versions of practical gifts.
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