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a student who has one more year to graduate from a university or high school
Who is a "senior"?
A senior is a student in their fourth and final year of study in a four-year academic program, such as in high school or college. At this stage, the student has typically completed most of their required courses and is focusing on advanced or specialized subjects related to their field of study. Seniors often prepare for graduation and may begin planning for careers or further education. They may also take on leadership roles in student organizations or mentor younger students.
a person who is advanced in age, particularly one who qualifies for discounts, services, etc. provided for elderly people
someone who is a particular number of years older than another
someone who is usually older or the most skilled in a sport, often competing in a higher age group or against the best opponents
Who is a "senior"?
A senior is an athlete who is typically older or more experienced in their sport, often competing in a higher age group or against top-level opponents. In many sports, senior athletes are recognized for their skill, experience, and physical maturity, which allows them to compete at an elite level. Seniors may participate in competitions that are specifically for older age groups, or they may face the best players regardless of age. Their experience and knowledge of the sport often make them highly competitive.
someone in a higher position of authority, usually in a workplace
having a higher status or rank than someone else within an organization, profession, or hierarchy
relating to students in the final year of high school or college
(of a school, division, or section) catering to older children, typically above age 11 or 13
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