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Beaming faces: 55 high school graduates celebrate their graduation in Völklingen!
On July 12, 2025, 55 high school graduates from the Marie-Luise-Kaschnitz-Gymnasium in Völklingen will celebrate their graduation and university entrance qualification.
Beaming faces: 55 high school graduates celebrate their graduation in Völklingen!
There is great joy at the Marie Luise Kaschnitz School in Völklingen: On July 12, 2025, 55 high school graduates celebrated their well-deserved graduation. Completing the Abitur is not only a personal achievement, but also a prerequisite for admission to universities in Germany. These coveted certificates, which certify general university entrance qualifications, open the doors for graduates to study programs not only in Germany, but worldwide. Loud studying-in-germany.org The Abitur is the highest school leaving certificate, which is usually acquired over two years after passing exams.
The high school graduates, including, fortunately, numerous talents such as Nuray Akcay, Muhammed Akpürcek and Jonna Brachmann, have prepared intensively for this day in recent years. The Abitur, a combination of coursework and examinations, sets special standards: In order to pass the examination, at least 200 points out of 600 possible must be achieved in the qualification phase, and in the examinations that take place in at least four subjects, at least 100 points out of a maximum of 300 are required. This emphasizes student accountability in their learning efforts.
The high school graduates at a glance
Here is a list of the graduates who celebrated their graduation:
- Nuray Akcay
- Muhammed Akpürcek
- Aleyna Altinbas
- Luca Arena
- Ela Aslan
- Yusuf Bastug
- Amelie Bohnenberger
- Emine Bozkurt
- Jonna Brachmann
- Martin Breuer
- Ardan Ali Cördükcü
- Lara Su Erdogan
- Christopher Fecht
- Jarne Fries
- Nova Fries
- Eilin Gök
- Sophie Groß
- Lennart Haas
- Rezan Habas
- Michelle Hambach
- Maximilian Keipf
- Sonja Kaldenberger
- Jolina Klemm
- Michelle Kullmann
- Leah Kunze
- Alessia Legleitner
- Lena Lillig
- Matteo Lo Galbo
- Kathrin Maas
- Roland Maurer
- Ismail Mavi
- Leon Michels
- Mara Müller
- Dhana Niederländer
- Neele Nuß
- Selin Özcan
- Leonie Pilla
- Tim Pink
- Chiara-Luna Piskol
- Riham Romdhane
- Nikita Schmatov
- Leonie Schmitt
- Max Seiler
- Justus Sellen
- Jannick Serf
- Stephanie Simoni
- Elif Simsek
- Tom Steinmann
- Talha Ulus
- Sinem Üzümcü
- Emma Waltner
- Alexander Wittmer
- Katharina Zang
- Marie Zimmer
High school diploma and university entrance
The Abitur forms the foundation for an academic career. With the university entrance qualification, graduates not only have the opportunity to enroll at universities in Germany, but also at renowned institutions abroad. Some people already dream of a place in a selected course of study, but this is not only influenced by the Abitur, but also other admission requirements such as entrance tests or job interviews. Therefore, graduates are now required to position themselves well. The last day of school often marks the beginning of a new chapter, and new high school graduates are at the beginning of their next big challenge.
The wide range of opportunities after graduating from high school are also a valuable perspective in today's world, because depending on your individual inclinations and talents, the choice of course of study can be decisive for your professional future. The right path leads through the Abitur, and here the 55 graduates of the Marie-Luise-Kaschnitz-Gymnasium have successfully taken the first step. Information about the requirements and the facilities that support high school graduates can also be found on the website Wikipedia be read.
The graduates of the Marie-Luise-Kaschnitz-Gymnasium can now look forward to an exciting time in which they can realize their dreams and goals - and to bring their knowledge, skills and talents into the world.