05-09-2014, 08:07 PM
"I figured if I had a degree, I'd have to get a job," Walter Bunker says.
Bunker will graduate from Xavier University May 17, but he won't be jumping into the job market. The 90-year-old World War II veteran says he'll be fulfilling a lifelong dream just by crossing the Cintas Center stage with his bachelor's degree.
Bunker, of Kenwood, Ohio, was a few credits short of a degree. But Xavier's research discovered 47 credits through his Air Force training, earning him the right to join nearly 800 other graduates.
Bunker will graduate from Xavier University May 17, but he won't be jumping into the job market. The 90-year-old World War II veteran says he'll be fulfilling a lifelong dream just by crossing the Cintas Center stage with his bachelor's degree.
Bunker, of Kenwood, Ohio, was a few credits short of a degree. But Xavier's research discovered 47 credits through his Air Force training, earning him the right to join nearly 800 other graduates.
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