Do you also want to have each as a diploma?

Having earned my own diploma and degree, I understand the excitement and relief that comes with receiving such an important academic milestone. One thing I've learned is that staying organized throughout your studies is crucial. Keep track of all your coursework, exams, and administrative paperwork from the start. It’s also important to maintain communication with your university’s administration, especially the registrar’s office and your department's dean, as seen in the terms from the OCR like "Der Dekan" (the dean). When preparing to obtain your diploma, ensure you have completed all graduation requirements, including any thesis submissions or final projects that your university mandates. Sometimes, universities like those mentioned briefly in the OCR, say "MAKAU" or "monn" (could be partial names), can have specific protocols or ceremonies linked with diploma issuance. Additionally, I recommend attending the convocation ceremony if possible, as it is a significant event marking your academic achievement and can be a memorable experience shared with peers and family. However, if you cannot attend, make arrangements to collect your diploma directly or request it be sent securely. Lastly, keep in mind that securing your diploma and degree isn't just about the piece of paper; it represents your hard work and dedication. It's a key that can open doors to career opportunities and further education. Stay motivated and celebrate this accomplishment, as it’s a pivotal moment in your academic and professional journey.