- Who is Florida FBLA?
- Collegiate SLC Winners
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- Bylaws
- Competitive Event Guidelines
- Competitive Event Rating Sheets
- Competitive Event Regulations
- Competitive Event Topics
- Dues
- Join Florida FBLA
- March of Dimes
- Membership Awards
- Collegiate State Officers
- Scholarship
- Standards of Mailability
COLLEGIATE STATE COMPETITIVE EVENT REGULATIONS
• Participants must meet the specifications set forth in the competitive events’ section of the current edition of the FLORIDA FBLA STATE HANDBOOK.
• Chapters may enter six contestants in each objective test and each skill event.
• Chapters may enter only one contestant or team (as specified) in: Accounting Case Competition, Business Decision Making, Business Ethics, Business Presentation, Client Service, Economic Analysis & Decision Making, Emerging Business Issues, Finance Case Competition, Future Business Educator, Future Business Executive, Global Analysis & Decision Making, Help Desk, Hospitality Management Case Competition, Human Resource Management, Impromptu Speaking, Job Interview, Management Analysis & Decision Making, Marketing Analysis & Decision Making, Network Design, Parliamentary Procedure, Public Speaking, Sales Presentation, Small Business Management Plan, Social Media Marketing, and Website Design.
• Contestants on the state level may enter up to three different events in the following combinations:
Three objective tests OR
Two objective tests and one performance OR
Two objective tests and one skill OR
One objective test and two skill OR
One objective test, one performance, and one skill
Some adjustment to this provision may be required on the part of the contestant when two events operate concurrently. Students may enter the Christopher Heider, Rob Kelleher, or Who's Who event in addition to their three other events. (Members are reminded that you may only enter two individual/team events and one chapter event at the National Leadership Conference.)