Mentioning possibility of full time offer: do or don't do?

I'm currently a sophomore in the process of finalizing an internship offer at a MM bank this summer. The thing is, I have 2015 listed as my graduation date on the resume I submitted to the MD there. In terms of finalizing some sort of contract, would it be appropriate to mention (like through email or phone) that I would be willing to graduate in 2014 ( a full year early) if I were given a full-time offer (at any of the company's branches)? Is there some sort of implicit way of doing this without seeming imposing or premature?

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why graduate a year early? enjoy life while you still can....college is a once and a life time experience. get drunk go to class and get a 4.0, take on real life tasks when you are 22.

 

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