Use of in and at....

I'm a graduate of BEED-major in General Education at Adamson University

Hi,

is it correct to say..that I'm a graduate of BEED-major in General Education in Adamson University..??

or should I say that I'm a graduate of BEED-major in General Education at Adamson University..??

Which is correct between the two sentences??

Of these two choices, 'at' is better.

But really, I'd say it a little diiferently.

Correct: I'm a graduate of BEED, and I majored in general education at Adamson University.

general education is a common noun in your sentence.

I majored in physics at the University of Pennsylvania.

Hi,

I was confused by your hyphen. It makes BEED-major look like a hypenated word.

What is BEED, please? Is it a place?

Clive