I graduated with Merit I graduated with First Class Honours OR I graduated with a Merit I graduated with a First Class Honours Living abroad has me a little muddled up lol. Normally in conversation, I'd say for example, "I got a 2.1 for my degree", so in this instance, I'd naturally put in an article... But "graduated with Merit" or say, "graduated with honours" is perfectly correct too. Now I am confused if they're both okay, or if one of them is wrong and I've forgotten which one O.O It's for my husband's CV so it better be correct lol.
Hrm. My instinct is no article, but I'm only going by my mind's ear. It's been wrong before. And my other instinct says no capitals. Anybody else?
No article for me, but then, I still say that I graduated from high school, and my aunt was admitted to the hospital. I would capitalize First Class Honours if it's an official reward for your achievment, but not merit, probably.
no article... and if the items graduated with are official honors, they must be capitalized... if they're not, not...
What do you mean "official" honours? This is just a university degree. I shall heed the general consensus of no article! I was inclined towards no article too. Thank you folks!
