Which description best describes Collegiate membership?

Which description best describes Collegiate membership?

• A. an alumna who remains in school
• B. a regularly matriculated woman student at an institution where a chapter is chartered, who is currently enrolled in or has completed one or more courses in music
• C. a woman who supports the arts in the community and is invited to join
• D. the four types are 1) Member Laureate 2) Honorary Member 3) National Arts Associate 4) Friend of the Arts

Answer: (B)

Collegiates are student members who are actively enrolled at a college or university that has an SAI chapter and who are connected to music study. So the description that fits best is the regular matriculation of a woman student at an institution with a chartered chapter, who is either currently taking music courses or has already completed music coursework. This shows both being a student within the chapter’s home institution and having a musical studies link, which is what collegiate membership is designed to recognize. Other descriptions refer to graduates or non-student supporters or to other member types (honorary, alumni-related, or friends of the arts), which are not collegiate membership.

Collegiates are student members who are actively enrolled at a college or university that has an SAI chapter and who are connected to music study. So the description that fits best is the regular matriculation of a woman student at an institution with a chartered chapter, who is either currently taking music courses or has already completed music coursework. This shows both being a student within the chapter’s home institution and having a musical studies link, which is what collegiate membership is designed to recognize. Other descriptions refer to graduates or non-student supporters or to other member types (honorary, alumni-related, or friends of the arts), which are not collegiate membership.