Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: So, heres the context

I go to a very small college (1,200 students) This school offers a program where you get a bachelors degree in 3 years, and a Masters in 1 year. This school is private and rather expensive. My parents are helping me pay for college, and stipulated that I could go to this school, on the condition I enrolled in this program and completed my masters. 

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I finished my undergrad with an honors degree, had awards for extracurricular and the whole 9 yards. My parents were very proud. They also agreed to let me take the summer off before I started my masters. (Keep in mind I had 3 very good internships in past summers, and I work during the school year for the Head of a department at the university) My parents helped me with rent and food, and I also stayed at home a bit and I assisted them with small jobs, and caring for my grandmother. 

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So, heres the rub

My masters program schedule is a little asinine. Classes run for a full calendar year, from August 2018 to August 2019.  But, the graduation ceremony is in May 2019. Then 2 weeks later classes start again. My school wont host 2 ceremony's because they are cheap, and combine masters and undergrad into 1. The point is, I dont want to go to graduation and then go back to class. I think it cheapens my achievement. Not to mention I have come to hate this program a bit. 

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But, I am afraid of letting me parents down. They are VERY invested in me getting this degree and helped me get it. Additionally, My Grandmother did not come to my undergrad graduation because she only wanted to go to one, and decided to come to the last one. She has also contributed to my education a significant amount, and is invested in me getting this degree. 

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Am I the asshole for cheating my family out of a 2nd graduation ceremony? 

not wanting to attend my Masters Graduation ceremony