Personally in that case I'd prefer it if they didn't match. It highlights the different experiences. I don't think it's a bad thing because they're all unique, not like you did undergrad, Masters and PhD at the same school.unshavenyak wrote: ↑ To clarify, it's 6 degrees between my wife and I: 2 undergradatues, 2 Masters and 1 Doctorate. The issue we have is that we went to different schools for our undergraduate, my 2nd Masters and her PhD. Oh well, first world problems. We wanted the embossed matting with matching frames, but zeddy pointed out that the matting won't match, so might a well just go with plain jane white.
My degrees are sitting in a drawer; why the hell won't the universities sell matting?
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Exactly. I've got 3 degrees and a professional designation (and counting). None of them match. The paper size, orientation, colour, and fonts are different. So why does it matter if the frames and matting are also different? Each reflects the character of the school and program at the time they were earned. I've got them all hanging beside each other and the differences add to their collective charm.
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I was thinking the same thing. I sort of see it as similar to mastering Martial Arts where as you ascend, the levels have different colour belts/sashes.
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