What does a job check for in a background check?

Went to a job interview, got a background check, and got drug tested. They want me to come in again..for what?

I'm 17 and I got everything done for a job(drug test, background check) and they want me to come in tomorrow at 5 pm. They didn't flat out tell me I'm hired yet(I just assume I am since everything went okay with my drug test) so I'm wondering why they want me to come in tomorrow.. could it be for orientation? Job at a theme park and it closes at 6 pm.
Answer:

I also think you got the job.

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Could be for a second interview. But likely you got the job

Yep! You must have had a great interview. I think you have a job! Good Luck Missy!

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