Most graduates wear the pin on the stole, the tassel, the cap, the collar of the gown, or a medal ribbon. An 8 mm post with a butterfly clutch or rubber clutch is the standard attachment at no charge. Magnets and safety pins cost extra, as do jewelry clutches. Many schools leave placement to the student, though some have a set tradition, so the graduate should ask the school before the ceremony.
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