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| Money being given to you for your studies. You usually do not need to pay scholarship monies back. |
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| Peoople who have graduated from your school. |
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| Similar to scholarships in that you don't need to pay them back. |
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| A Latin Phrase meaning "with great honor." Usually it means you had the second best grades. |
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| A band of cloth worn by graduating seniors indicating their high academic achievement. |
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| A special cord worn by graduates who have received an honor or an award. |
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| The classes you take in college. |
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| An occupation undertaken for a significant period of a person's life. An occuapation provides opportunities for progress. |
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| Courses you must take in high school in order to be accepted into a University of California school like UC San Diego, UCLA, or UC Irvine. |
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| Money your school (or a bank, or even a relative) is giving you, but that you must pay back at some point. |
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