Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Which is correct grammar: I graduated from University of XXXX or I graduated from the University of XXXX? Do I need "the" here? UpdateCancel ...
• Graduated from University vs. from the University? Nottingham university application letter · Motivation Letter to the university? Motivation Letter to University ...
• Aug 12, 2015 ... Hello :). My first question is about what's the better way to say "I finished university": 1) "I was graduated from university" 2) "I graduated from ...
• Nov 10, 2015 ... I know that “I have graduated (from University)” is grammatically correct, but I am not so sure about “I'm graduated” and “I graduated”…

• But grammatically it does leaves some ambiguity. Hence, 'the' is used to give the name more specificity. Thus, "I graduated from the University of Pennsylvania.".
• Dec 14, 2015 ... Dennis Haskins, who played principal Richard Belding from 1988 to 2000 in various iterations of the show, graduated from the University of ...
• For 'graduate' is intranstive verb, as in "He graduated from the university last June ." However, in Webster's Learner's Dictionary, there's also a transtive usage.
• May 31, 2011 ... So instead of saying, "I graduated from the University of Texas," I would have said , "The University of Texas graduated me." Or if I really wanted ...