Con-gradu-lations are in order.

Four-time NBA champion Steph Curry can now add college graduate to his already-long list of accomplishments.

Curry — who is considered to be one of the NBA’s greatest shooters — proudly walked across the stage at Davidson College to collect his shiny new diploma on Wednesday.

The 34-year-old, who attended the school from 2006 to 2009, attended the special one-man ceremony to mark the momentous occasion.

Curry received a Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology from Davidson in May, but couldn’t attend the official ceremony due to the NBA playoffs, where he won his fourth title.

Nevertheless, it seemed just as special for the star to receive his diploma a whole 13 years after he left school in 2009 to pursue a career on the basketball court. Curry re-enrolled in the university while he needed one semester to complete his undergraduate degree.

The day was made extra special as the university also honored his athletic achievements by retiring his No. 30 jersey during Wednesday’s ceremony.

Curry is the first player to have their jersey retired at Davidson College, WBTV reports.

The ceremony was attended by thousands of students and fans, as well as some of Curry’s loved ones.

The father-of-three was joined by his proud dad Dell Curry, who took the podium on Wednesday.

“This is awesome, man,” Dell said of his son’s achievement. “This is good stuff here. Coach, this might be the best day ever to be a Wildcat!”

After May’s initial graduation ceremony, Curry tweeted, “Class of 2010….aka 2022 but we got it done,” alongside a video of the graduation ceremony.

“Thanks to my whole village that helped me get across the finish line. Made the promise when I left and had to see it through. Official @davidsoncollege alum. Momma we made it! #greatdaytobeawildcat.”