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If you're in the USA, these questions are legal to ask.
Some are illegal (when did you graduate), but is asked very often anyways. Often times marked as required on Workday Job applications.
LOL my god, people in this thread just making shit up. It is absolutely legal in the US to ask for a graduation/attendance date on an app.
I am floored by the amount of blind "nuh uh that is not true you're lying."
Guys.
I'm not fucking lying.
Ass clowns.
Hell, any of this info is a quick search away.
"Nuh uh!"
Sigh, you feel me.
It may technically be legal to ask about postsecondary graduation, but asking for a high school graduation year is generally considered illegal, since that'll pretty much get you within a few years of the applicant's age. (I'm honestly unsure whether that's relevant though, since the first comment said "degree," which isn't what we call a high school diploma where I'm from.)