Yes. In the instance that a member resides in a state without functioning FBLA Collegiate representation, the Elections Committee will determine appropriate delegation.

No, not unless you are enrolled in a distance learning curriculum that does not provide the opportunity to participate in the chapter at your school. You should join the chapter at your college or university.

State dues are determined by each state and are submitted with national dues. Click here for the list of state dues.

Members will compete in the state where they paid state dues. FBLA Collegiate Direct members are subject to the competitive event guidelines and rules of that state. In the instance that a member resides in a state without functioning FBLA Collegiate representation, the Competitive Events Committee (CEC) will determine the competitors for the national level. All aspects of competitive events are subject to review by the CEC.

Yes. For the purpose of voting delegates, members of FBLA Collegiate Direct will be grouped by their designated state affiliation. The sub-groups thus formed will be treated as if they were local chapters within the indicated state(s) and entitled to voting delegates based on the formula described below:

• Under 50 members – two voting delegates (2)
• 50-100 members – three voting delegates (3)
• Over 100 members – four voting delegates (4)