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The official degree conferral date is the date that will appear on your diploma and final transcript and which we will verify as your official graduation date in any future circumstances. You are considered graduated as of that date. It has nothing to do with the date of the Commencement ceremony.

The sentence "I earned a bachelor's degree" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it when discussing your educational qualifications, or in any formal or informal context as a part of a larger sentence.

This is your major area of study. For example, if you complete a four-year degree in psychology, you would list it as Bachelor's Degree in Psychology or Bachelor of Science in Psychology.

Correct way to describe your academic degree I did/have done my bachelor's in History from ABC University. I did/have done my bachelor's degree in History from ABC University. I did/have done BA in History from ABC University. I have completed/finished my bachelor's in History from ABC University.

This is the date recorded on your transcript signifying when your degree was officially recognized.

Correct way to describe your academic degree I did/have done my bachelor's in History from ABC University. I did/have done my bachelor's degree in History from ABC University. I did/have done BA in History from ABC University. I have completed/finished my bachelor's in History from ABC University.

A graduate is a person who has completed and been awarded a degree from a university (sometimes known as an alumnus). Postgraduate qualifications are for students who have already completed an undergraduate qualification (ie, graduates) and involve more advanced study in the area of your undergraduate qualification.

For a straightforward approach, you could simply write the name of your degree and then your expected graduation date in parenthesis. For example, a psychology student may write "Bachelor of Science in Psychology (Expected May 2027)."

Graduation and convocation are not the same thing. Graduation is the official recognition that you have completed all the requirements of your program and are entitled to claim the credential you have earned. Convocation is the ceremony at which your degree is conferred by the Chancellor.

If you are an undergraduate student, your completion date will be the last day of the term in which you complete your degree requirements, usually the last day of final exams (regardless of the date you actually graduate from the university).