The word 'campus' comes from a Latin word meaning what?
AnswerField
'Campus' is Latin for field; it was first used for college grounds in the 1700s.
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AnswerField
'Campus' is Latin for field; it was first used for college grounds in the 1700s.
AnswerA four-sided open space surrounded by buildings
'Quad' is short for quadrangle, a courtyard enclosed by buildings.
AnswerHarvard
Harvard was founded in 1636 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
AnswerA mortarboard
Its shape resembles the board bricklayers use to hold mortar.
AnswerTheir main field of study
A major is the subject a student specializes in for their degree.
AnswerWith highest honor
Cum laude means with honor, magna cum laude with great honor and summa cum laude with highest honor.
AnswerA farewell speech
'Valedictory' comes from Latin 'vale dicere', to say farewell; the salutatorian gives the welcome.