Which of the following constitutes part of the membership eligibility?

• A. Pay activity service fees (dues), currently enrolled in the university, No discrimination or hazing
• B. Must win an election to join
• C. Must be a transfer student
• D. Must attend all meetings

Answer: (A)

Membership eligibility is defined by criteria that ensure a person can actively participate in the organization, contribute financially, and adhere to standards that keep the group safe and inclusive. Being currently enrolled in the university confirms you are part of the student community and eligible to join campus activities. Paying activity service fees (dues) provides the funds needed to operate the group, cover events, and support members. A policy of no discrimination or hazing helps create a welcoming environment and aligns with university rules and legal requirements.

Options that require winning an election, being a transfer student, or attending all meetings are not universally required for membership. Elections are typically for leadership roles, transfer status is not a general prerequisite, and insisting on attending every meeting is impractical for most student schedules.