(urgent ) which one is correct?

Hi,

We do not say " we graduated from or in a course or a programme".

We mainly say " we graduated from ( school or uni names here)".

If you insist on using the verb" graduated", you should then have to change
somethingas follows:


............................,when I graduated from ( school name here) with ( a
degree, for example) in the BA marketing programme.


or
.............................., when I completed the BA marketing programme.


Note:

In informal English, some even say " I graduated college in 1980."

Also, it is correct to say " I was graduated ....... "( You may use passive voice here too.)

Before I jet, let me leave you a website for reference.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/graduated

Until then, bye for now.

2008-10-31 16:45:33 補充：
To vmaksan,

Don't give up. my dear friend!

Bad answers are often chosen as the best answer sometimes.
Look at it this way:

How do you expect someone whose English is not good to have the ability to pick what we call "
the best answer" ?
:)

2008-10-31 16:46:27 補充：
By the way I've noticed that your English is quite good as a student.
Way to go, pal!

#2 is the correct one. Not #1.

First one

when I graduated in the BA marketing program

program, degree use "in"

I normally say

........, when I graduated (from UCLA) with a B.A. in marketing.

2008-10-31 02:48:49 補充：
Aloha, dear dear 004whatiswhat24.
Upon your arrival here, I can't even think about my anwser being chosen as the best answer. Pathetic I am!

I Pass

2008-10-31 17:33:33 補充：
To whatiswhat24
Thanks for your complement.
You are right.
I am not a student no more. I only WAS a student in E.E. Yea, sweet nostalgia.

第二行是對的。

When I graduated from the BA marketing program.