"Magna cum laude" is a Latin phrase that translates to "with great honor." It is an academic distinction awarded to students who achieve a high level of academic excellence, typically in their undergraduate or graduate studies. This honor is often based on a specific grade point average (GPA) or other criteria set by educational institutions. In many universities, "magna cum laude" is one of several honors, alongside "cum laude" (with honor) and "summa cum laude" (with highest honor). These distinctions recognize students' hard work and dedication, enhancing their resumes and future opportunities in fields such as business, law, or medicine.