Latin honors

In addition, an elective known as Latin Honors allows students who wish to continue learning the language to do so.

In the latter he claimed that Amherst was the first college to use Latin honors.

If we are to get worked up about any yardstick, it should be Latin honors, which have taken a less publicized inflationary route.

In 2012, he graduated with Latin honors from New York University.

Many institutes confer three levels of Latin honors, although some eschew the third, namely:

They graduated with Latin honors.

Amherst records one of the first uses of Latin honors of any American college, dating back to 1881.

In 1955 Lukas graduated 'Latin honors' from Harvard University.

He graduated 'Latin honors' from Yale University.

Latin honors (Latin honours) are Latin phrases used to indicate the level of distinction with which an academic degree was earned.

Malta uses the Latin honors on the degree certificates, but the UK model is shown on the transcript.

Latin honors could be obtained for an additional fee of $25 and Belford offered to back-date a degree for an additional $75 fee.

Honors in Major: Apart from Latin honors, students have the ability to graduate with honors in their selected major.

MIT has never awarded an honorary degree, nor does it award athletic scholarships, ad eundem degrees, or Latin honors upon graduation.

Latin honors are conferred on graduates completing a bachelor's degree for the first time (including at other universities) with an overall grade point average of at least 3.5.

James Scholars who graduate with "University Honors" are also awarded the Latin honors of In cursu honorum.

For undergraduate degrees, Latin honors are only used in a few countries such as the United States, Indonesia, the Dominican Republic and the Philippines.

In order to rehabilitate he studied law at the Open University in the Netherlands and obtained his LLM with Latin honors.

Vollmann studied at Deep Springs College, then earned a Bachelor of Arts, 'Latin honors', in comparative literature at Cornell University.