Honor cords and stoles are worn by students to signify their academic achievements and affiliations. Honor cords are typically braided and worn around the neck, while stoles are long, flowing pieces of fabric that are draped over the shoulders. Both cords and stoles come in a variety of colors and designs, each with its own unique meaning.
Honor cords are often awarded to students who have achieved a certain GPA or who have been inducted into an honor society. Stoles are often worn by students who are graduating with a particular degree or who have participated in a particular program or activity.
