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Money is still a favorite. A Retailmenot.com survey found that cash, checks and gift cards remain popular choices, cited as preferred by half the respondents. On average, respondents say $165 is an appropriate cash gift for high-school graduates, while $464 is good for someone earning a bachelor's degree.If your friend or relative just attained a graduate degree, plan on shelling out about $772.Those figures are averages, not round numbers.n average, respondents say $165 is an appropriate cash gift for high-school graduates, while $464 is good for someone earning a bachelor's degree. If your friend or relative just attained a graduate degree, plan on shelling out about $772. Those figures are averages, not round numbers.
College. Graduating from a college is a big deal, which makes many people wonder if a larger monetary gift is required. Millionaire's Corner's survey shows that many people give between $100 and $500 dollars for the college graduation of a relative or close friend.Clearly, there is plenty of debate and discrepancy regarding how much to give a graduate.or example, you might want to give $10 for acquaintances, $20 for a friend or $50 for a close friend or family. When you get graduation announcements in the mail, decide which category the person graduation belongs in (ie friend, family, or acquaintance) and give accordingly.