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How to Graduate in Roblox High School 2

Level milestones, gift boxes, Admin House access, and what to do after you walk the stage.

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How to Graduate RHS2

Graduating is one of the biggest long-term goals in Roblox High School 2 (Starcadia Bay, place 2098516465). It is not a one-time story ending. You unlock graduation at Level 100, claim a heavy reward package, then keep leveling so you can graduate again at 200, 300, and every further hundred. Because major content updates wound down around 2024, graduation is still the clearest “endgame flex” left in an otherwise finished life-sim loop: prestige title, exclusive loot, and access to a space most players never see.

If you are brand new, skim Getting Started first, then return here when jobs and classes feel routine. Pair this page with Classes, the Jobs tier list, and Secrets so your XP plan and exploration plan stay aligned.

What graduation actually unlocks

When you first hit Level 100 and choose to graduate, the game treats it as a special ceremony reward rather than a soft reset. Expect three headline benefits:

  1. Graduation Gift Box — an Epic consumable with academic furniture, graduation-themed vehicle or gear skins, rare crowns or tiaras, and a tiny chance at the Disco Limo.
  2. Graduation Staff on your first walk across the stage — a signature prop that signals you finished the early grind.
  3. Graduated role — available on join so you can roleplay as alumni instead of a standard student title.

After that first ceremony, every later graduation (200, 300, and so on) still pays a Graduation Gift Box. The blue/cyan doors deep in the School Basement also open for graduated players and lead to the Admin House, a chill developer-themed lounge in another realm. You still need the basement key path covered in the secrets guide before those doors matter.

Level milestones and how XP really works

Experience comes from three reliable loops: class minigames, after-school jobs, and time spent in roleplay mode. Each level-up also drops a Small Gift Box, so even before Level 100 you are collecting furniture, credits, and the occasional Replay Ticket. XP requirements climb as you level, which is why veterans treat the early 1–50 band as a sprint and 50–100 as a deliberate schedule of jobs plus classes.

Practical milestones to remember:

  • Levels 1–50 — Unlock Medium job difficulty (job level 10) as soon as you can; Small Gift Boxes from Excellent Medium shifts stack nicely with level-up boxes.
  • Levels 50–99 — Push Hard difficulty once job level 20 is unlocked. Trade limits and daily credit caps also rise with account level, so higher tiers make Libra Rosa trading less painful.
  • Level 100 — Graduate immediately when the prompt appears. Delaying does not improve the box; the next ceremony is still +100 levels away.
  • Every +100 thereafter — Another Graduation Gift Box. Treat 200 and 300 as skin and furniture completion goals, not story beats.

Double XP potions, Superstar pass bonuses, and clean class rankings all shorten the road. Ranking top five for the school day still pays meaningful credit bonuses on top of per-period grades, which funds houses and mobility gear while you grind.

Graduation Gift Boxes in detail

Graduation boxes are the rarest gift tier in RHS2. Community drop tables show furniture from the Graduation / Academic set at 100% (you always get at least one furniture pull), then a near-even split between graduation vehicle skins and gear skins (~48.5% each), with about 3% for the Disco Limo. Academic beds, lockers, desks, sofas, whiteboards, and school basketball props all come from this pool and look sharp in housing builds that lean classroom nostalgia.

Open boxes when you have inventory space and a plan for skins. Graduation vehicle skins (Geoclash and Prismatic families among them) apply broadly and pair well with cars from Larry’s Dealership. If you are hunting the limo, accept that it is a long-shot chase across many ceremonies—not a guarantee at Level 100.

Other gift boxes still matter on the way up. Small Gift Boxes from leveling and Excellent Medium jobs fill base furniture. Job-specific boxes from Excellent Hard shifts at Club Red, Sunblox Cafe, and Chef Umbra’s drop themed sets and component pieces. Those are separate from graduation but keep your house and vehicle goals moving while XP climbs. See the jobs tier list for which shifts feel best for credits versus gift farming.

Admin House and the basement doors

The School Basement is more than a graffiti hallway. Buy the School Basement Key for 150 Credits at Madi’s Hideout (real-life weekends, GMT). Ride the school elevator down, explore the cardboard forts, server-room counter, and treasure vents, then look for the large locked cyan doors. After you graduate, those doors open into the Admin House—a quiet realm space with developer flavor and a congratulatory NPC greeting. It is a trophy destination and a hangout, not a new combat zone. Bring friends who have also graduated if you want the room to feel lived-in.

Because the basement key is weekend-gated, plan your first graduation weekend carefully: claim the key early Saturday if possible, finish the Level 100 push, then walk straight from ceremony to Admin House before the shop rotation changes your weekend checklist.

Efficient paths to Level 100

There is no single meta, but finished-game advice is consistent:

  • Attend all scheduled periods. Letter grades from A-range performances pay better credits and XP than AFK sitting. Use the classes guide to practice Math speed, Dance accuracy, and Cooking teamwork.
  • After school, burn your daily job shifts (base ten, extend with Replay Tickets). Hard Excellent clears are the fastest credit engines and feed job gift boxes.
  • Collect midnight shooting stars in the Forest when you can—credits and stardust are modest, but they break monotony and occasionally spike gems.
  • Redeem any live codes for credit boosts or cosmetics so shop purchases do not stall your job streak.
  • Join the official Fan Club group for the free Fan Car and other group perks so early travel across Starcadia Bay wastes less time between school, jobs, and neighborhood houses.

Expect a serious first graduation to take dozens of focused hours if you are starting from zero. Veterans who already know job timings and class patterns cut that dramatically. Either way, treat Level 100 as a checkpoint, not retirement—boxes at 200+ are how collectors finish academic furniture and rare skins.

After you graduate

Keep going. Re-select the Graduated title when you want alumni vibes, decorate with Academic set pieces, park a graduation-skinned vehicle outside your house, and show newer players the Admin House route. RHS2’s content sunset means no new graduation tiers are likely, so mastery is about collection completeness, roleplay, and helping friends hit their first ceremony. When Roblox seasonal events point at Legacy (place 9689581)—including Hunt-style UGC moments planned around September 2026—you can still treat Starcadia Bay graduation as your permanent prestige track on RHS2.

Cross-check Tier List Hub rankings when deciding whether to dump credits into houses, cars, or job boosts during the climb. Graduation rewards cosmetics and access; credits still come from the daily loops you already know.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for Roblox High School players.

What level do you need to graduate in Roblox High School 2?

You can graduate at Level 100, then again at every additional 100 levels (200, 300, and so on). Each ceremony awards a Graduation Gift Box; the first also grants the Graduation Staff and Graduated role options.

What is inside a Graduation Gift Box?

You always receive Graduation/Academic furniture. Additional rolls commonly grant graduation vehicle or gear skins, with a small chance at the Disco Limo plus other rare cosmetics such as crowns and tiaras.

How do I unlock the Admin House?

Graduate at least once, buy the School Basement Key from Madi’s Hideout on a real-life weekend, enter the school basement via the elevator, and pass through the large cyan doors that unlock for graduated players.

Do I lose my level when I graduate?

No. Graduation is a reward ceremony, not a prestige wipe. Your level continues upward, and the next gift box unlocks 100 levels later.

What is the fastest way to reach Level 100?

Combine full class attendance for strong letter grades with Hard difficulty job shifts after school, then spend Replay Tickets and XP boosts when you have long sessions. Small Gift Boxes from level-ups are a bonus along the way.

Is graduation still worth it after the 2024 content sunset?

Yes for collectors and roleplayers. It remains the main prestige loop, exclusive furniture/skins source, and Admin House keystone while RHS2 stays online with light moderation.