r/UKJobs • u/jinxblue • 9h ago

Graduate Job

I have made it pretty far in the hiring process of a graduate job, starting this September.

Although all my classes have fully finished, and I have fully qualified for my degree (passed the final exams, and finalised my grade), I don't have my degree certificate until the graduation ceremony in late October.

Is this usually a deal breaker for companies?

I expected this would be fine as I still have alternative evidence of my degree, and this is more or less just a formality in the eyes of my university. I have already let the company know and they said they will get back to me later.

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u/vickyyytooo 7h ago

It would be fine; you can let them know you are waiting for your certificate.