Who is allowed to join an FBLA chapter?

The correct answer is high school students enrolled in business courses, as FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) is primarily designed to engage and support students at the secondary education level. This organization serves as a platform for these students to develop leadership skills, gain business knowledge, and prepare for future careers in business.

FBLA specifically targets high school students to foster their interest in business, providing them opportunities to participate in competitions, attend conferences, and engage in networking activities, all tailored to this age group. Membership requirements generally stipulate that students must be enrolled in a business education course or have an interest in the field to fully engage with the program’s offerings.

College students and recent graduates do have avenues for involvement in business organizations, but they are typically beyond the scope of FBLA, which is focused on the high school demographic. While middle school students may have programs tailored to younger ages, FBLA's primary structure and activities are aimed at high school students to prepare them for postsecondary education and careers in business fields.