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| − | '''''Cum | + | '''''Cum''''' is a [[Latin]] term used by academic institutions to show that an honor or [[degree|academic degree]] with distinction is earned. Sometimes, requirements to earn the honor of ''cum laude'' may be a specific grade point average, an honors thesis or project submittal, being in an honors program, or graduating early. |
==Definitions== | ==Definitions== | ||
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*''cum laude'' - ''cum'' meaning "with", and ''laude'', meaning "praise/honor". "With honor/praise", this is the mostly used form of honors. | *''cum laude'' - ''cum'' meaning "with", and ''laude'', meaning "praise/honor". "With honor/praise", this is the mostly used form of honors. | ||
| − | *''magna cum | + | *''magna cum '' - ''magna'', meaning "great", the full translation being "with great honor/praise". |
| − | *'' | + | *''cumma cum '' - ''summa'', meaning "supreme", therefore "with supreme honor/praise". This is the highest honors of the three. |
[[Category:Education]] | [[Category:Education]] | ||
[[Category:Latin Phrases]] | [[Category:Latin Phrases]] | ||
Revision as of 19:54, September 23, 2021
Cum is a Latin term used by academic institutions to show that an honor or academic degree with distinction is earned. Sometimes, requirements to earn the honor of cum laude may be a specific grade point average, an honors thesis or project submittal, being in an honors program, or graduating early.
Definitions
- cum laude - cum meaning "with", and laude, meaning "praise/honor". "With honor/praise", this is the mostly used form of honors.
- magna cum - magna, meaning "great", the full translation being "with great honor/praise".
- cumma cum - summa, meaning "supreme", therefore "with supreme honor/praise". This is the highest honors of the three.