Graduation usually means that students complete the requirements of a specific learning stage or course, obtain a diploma or academic certificate, and end their studies at that stage. Graduation can take place between academic years or semesters of a university, for example, graduating from college preparation or freshman year. Students need to meet specific course requirements and credit requirements, and show their learning results through exams or other evaluation methods. Graduation does not mean that students have obtained a degree, but only a proof of a specific learning stage.

Graduation means that students complete all the requirements of degree courses, obtain bachelor's degree, master's degree or doctoral degree, and formally leave school. Graduation usually occurs in the last academic year or semester after students have completed all credits and course requirements.

Students need to complete all required courses and elective courses and meet the academic standards set by the school. Graduates usually attend formal graduation ceremonies, receive degree certificates and celebrate their academic achievements with other graduates. Obtaining a degree is the highest honor and proof of a university education.

In university education, dropping out of school means that students fail to complete all the requirements of degree courses during their studies, thus failing to graduate. Dropout may occur in any academic year or semester, and students may drop out of school or fail to meet academic requirements at any stage of university.

Dropout may be due to students' voluntary reasons, such as changing schools, changing majors or deciding to give up their studies. It may also be because of poor academic performance, failure to pass the course requirements or personal reasons. Dropping out of school means that students can't get a degree and may need to reconsider their academic plans.

The differences between the three are as follows:

First, the degree:

1. graduation: graduation does not mean that students have obtained a degree, but only a proof of the completion of a specific learning stage or course.

2. Graduation: Graduation means that students successfully complete all degree courses and are awarded corresponding degrees. Obtaining a degree is the highest honor and academic recognition of university education.

3. Drop out of school: Those who drop out of school will not get a degree, and their academic achievements and degree qualifications will not be recognized.

Second, the academic and professional influence:

1. graduation: graduation has a certain positive impact on students' academic performance, but it is usually not as influential and recognized as a degree.

2. Graduation: Graduation is an important milestone in academic and professional development. Obtaining a degree enables graduates to demonstrate their professional knowledge and skills and be competitive in the job market.

3. Dropout: Dropout means that students can't meet the degree requirements, which may have a certain impact on their future academic and professional development.

Third, the academic status:

1, graduation: graduation does not mean that students leave the university, it is just a proof that they have completed a specific stage of study.

2. Graduation: Graduation means that students can finish their studies, leave the university and start pursuing career development or further study opportunities.

3. Dropout: Dropouts fail to meet the degree requirements, so they cannot formally graduate.