1
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diploma
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South Korea
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Often stored in a safe place and not prominently displayed to avoid appearing boastful
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1
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2
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diploma
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South Korea
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Diplomas are valued, but the reputation of the university and personal connections are more important for job opportunities.
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1
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3
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diploma
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South Korea
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Considered extremely important and often displayed prominently in the household to signify academic achievement and family honor.
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1
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4
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diploma
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South Korea
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Highly valued and often displayed in a prominent place within the household, considered an important symbol of academic achievement.
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1
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5
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doctorate
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South Korea
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Highly respected and prestigious, often seen as a significant achievement for the individual and their family
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1
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6
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graduate
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South Korea
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High value placed on graduates finding employment at prestigious companies
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1
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7
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graduate
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South Korea
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Considered to be a significant achievement not only for the graduate but for the entire family and community, often celebrated with elaborate ceremonies and gifts.
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1
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8
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graduate
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South Korea
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Having a graduate degree is highly valued, and graduating from prestigious universities is particularly esteemed in society.
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1
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9
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graduate
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South Korea
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Common for graduates to give gifts or money to their professors as a sign of respect and gratitude.
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1
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10
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graduate student
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South Korea
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Considered prestigious, and an honor to the family, for a student to pursue graduate studies
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1
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11
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graduate student
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South Korea
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Often expected to show respect and obedience to the professor or advisor.
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1
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12
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graduating
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South Korea
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Taking commemorative photos with family and friends at a specific location after the graduation ceremony
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1
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13
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graduating
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South Korea
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Graduating from a prestigious university is highly valued in society, and the job market is competitive for fresh graduates.
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1
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14
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graduating
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South Korea
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Often marked with a somber and formal ceremony, with emphasis on respect for teachers and parents.
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1
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15
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high school graduate level
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South Korea
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Highly valued and often seen as a prerequisite for pursuing higher education or securing competitive employment.
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1
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16
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receiving degree
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South Korea
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Presenting a monetary gift in an envelope to the graduate
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1
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17
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receiving degree
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South Korea
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Expected and considered essential for societal advancement, often celebrated with a formal ceremony
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1
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18
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receiving degree
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South Korea
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Receiving a degree is a major accomplishment, often celebrated with elaborate ceremonies and extensive respect for the individual's dedication and hard work.
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1
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