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Bookmark or Share- I'm graduated in vs. I have graduated in | WordReference ForumsModwoman in the attic. Wisconsin. English - United States. Sep 26, 2013. #2. Either "I graduated" or "I have graduated" is grammatically correct in AE, though we would be more likely to say "I majored in..." or "I got my degree in..." "Postgraduate" is not a verb and can not be used in the way you suggest.
- word for a student who is going to graduateMay 15, 2015. #5. I am Li Hua, a Shanghai native boy born in September, 1998 and now a 17-year-old middle school student studying in No.8 Senior High school of Shanghai and one going to graduate this summer. Instead of say " and one going to graduate this summer", I want there to be a noun contructure like "...and a ____ this summer".
- After graduation Or After graduating | WordReference ForumsThe gerund is the natural way to say that – not least, perhaps. because graduation could be taken to mean a graduation ceremony, rather than the fact of having now graduated. However, education systems vary from country to country, so the context is important. For example, in the US, you graduate from high school; in the UK, you only graduate ...
- advisor or supervisor - WordReference Forumsfrançais - France. Jun 17, 2009. #2. You would call them a professor. They teach you and advise you in the writing of your dissertation. Edit : I now understand what you are asking. I must agree with Nico. I would call someone who adivses OUTSIDE OF CLASS (then it would be your professor) an academic advisor. Last edited: Jun 17, 2009.
- Menzione alla carriera (voto laurea) | WordReference ForumsSenior Member. La "menzione alla carriera" era una volta il "bacio accademico". The Undergraduate Catalog specifies the GPA criteria needed to graduate with honors, traditionally designated by their Latin titles. In each case a student must have taken a minumum of 63 credits at the University of Scranton, with at least 45 credits applying to ...
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