Education Programs

FBLA COLLEGIATE EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Prepare for career readiness with FBLA Collegiate programs such as the Excellence Award.

College students create a portfolio of real-world accomplishments and develop their business and leadership skills across disciplines.

FBLA Collegiate Excellence Award

The Excellence Award is the individual achievement award program for FBLA Collegiate. It provides members with the opportunity to develop critical skills needed to succeed in the workforce through a variety of programs including but not limited to in-person conferences, on-demand educational programming, and interactive networking opportunities. The award program is credit-based and each program is worth a specific number of credits.

  • Bronze Award – 5 Credits
  • Silver Award – 10 Credits
  • Gold Award – 20 Credits

While some credit opportunities will be available on-demand throughout the year, others will be live events announced throughout the year.

The Excellence Award replaces the now-retired Career and Membership Achievement Program (CMAP).

Collegiate Outstanding Chapter Award

The Outstanding Chapter program is a series of membership engagement-focused challenges that chapters may complete for recognition. By completing 10 tasks from areas of recruitment, national programs, professional development, and chapter management, chapters will receive national recognition while developing a solid project plan.

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Deadline
May 1, 2024

Recognition
All chapters completing this program will receive certificates of regcognition for the chapter, national recognition in Tomorrow’s Business Leader, and ribbons for delegates attending the Collegiate National Leadership Conference.

How to Participate
Keep track of your chapter’s activities and save documents throughout the year.

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STUDENT CHALLENGES & PARTNER PROGRAMS

Student challenges and partner programs provide opportunities for students to compete in a variety of areas throughout the school year. Different from the National Awards Program (competitive events), student challenges are often presented in collaboration or hosted by our partners throughout the year.