Competition
- Competitive Events Overview-General Information
- Production Events & Objective Test
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Objective Test Events (Updated Sept 2019)
- Objective Event Tips
- Accounting I (updated Sept 2019)
- Accounting I I (updated Sept 2019)
- Advertising (updated Sept 2019)
- Agribusiness (updated Sept 2019)
- Business Calculations (updated Sept 2019)
- Business Communication (updated Sept 2019)
- Business Law (updated Sept 2019)
- Computer Problem Solving (Updated Sept 2019)
- Cyber Security (Updated Sept 2019)
- Economics (Updated Sept 2019)
- Healthcare Administration (Updated Sept 2019)
- Insurance & Risk Management (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Business (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Business Communication (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Business Procedures (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to FBLA (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Financial Math (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Information Technology (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure (Updated Sept 2019)
- Journalism (Updated Sept 2019)
- Networking Concepts (Updated Sept 2019)
- Organizational Leadership (Updated Sept 2019)
- Personal Finance (Updated Sept 2019)
- Political Science (Updated Sept 2019)
- Securities & Investments (Updated Sept 2019)
- Interview Events
- Speaking Events
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Prejudged Projects with Presentation
- Presentation with Equipment Guidelines (updated Sept 2019)
- 3D Animation (updated Nov 2020)
- Broadcast Journalism (updated Nov 2020)
- Business Ethics (updated Nov 2020)
- Coding & Programming (Updated Nov 2020)
- Computer Game & Simulation Programming (Updated Nov 2020)
- Digital Video Production (Updated Nov 2020)
- E-Business (Updated Nov 2020)
- Electronic Career Portfolio (Updated Nov 2020)
- General Presentation Guidelines (Updated Sept 2019)
- Graphic Design (Updated Nov2020)
- Introduction to Business Presentation (Updated Nov 2020)
- Introduction to Social Media Strategies (Updated Nov 2020)
- Mobile Application Development (Updated Nov 2020)
- Prejudged Projects with Demonstration
- Public Service Announcement (Updated Nov 2020)
- Publication Design (Updated Nov 2020)
- Sales Presentation (Updated Nov 2020)
- Social Media Strategies (Updated Nov 2020)
- Website Design (Updated Nov 2020)
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Collaborative Obj. Test/Role Play Events (Updated Nov 2020)
- Sequester Guidelines (Updated Sept 2019)
- Banking & Financial Systems (updated Sept 2019)
- Client Service (Updated Sept 2019)
- Entrepreneurship (Updated Sept 2019)
- Help Desk (Updated Sept 2019)
- Hospitality Management & Event Management (Updated Nov 2020)
- International Business (Updated Nov 2020)
- Introduction to Event Planning (Updated Nov 2020)
- Management Decision Making (Updated Sept 2019)
- Management Information Systems (Updated Sept 2019)
- Marketing (Updated Sept 2019)
- Network Design Updated Sept 2019)
- Parliamentary Procedure (Updated Sept 2019)
- Sports & Entertainment Management (Updated Sept 2019)
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Prejudged Reports & Presentation (Updated Sept 2019)
- Report Event Tips (Updated Sept 2019)
- American Enterprise Project (Updated Sept 2019)
- Business Financial Plan (Updated Sept 2019)
- Business Plan (Updated Sept 2019)
- Community Service Project (Updated Sept 2019)
- Local Chapter Annual Business Report (Updated Sept 2019)
- Partnership with Business Project (December 2019)
- Recognition Program
- California Future Business Leaders of America
- Objective Test Events (Updated Sept 2019)
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Objective Test Guidelines
Applicable Events
Number of Competitors Per Chapter, Section Conference Only:
The number of competitors from each chapter who can enter in events stated above will be based on local chapter membership as of the official membership dues deadline dates—January 18. The maximum number of entries is as follows:
0 – 49 members - 3 competitors
50 – 74 members - 4 competitors
75 – 100 members - 5 competitors
101+ members - 6 competitors
On the Day of the Test:
No materials may be brought to the testing site.
Electronic devices must be turned off and out of sight.
No calculators may be brought into the testing site; calculators will be provided.
Bring a writing instrument.
Objective Events – Number of Competitors Who Advance to State:
A minimum of the top six (6) places from each section competition in Objective Events will represent their section at the State Leadership Conference. The winners’ list from each section competition will indicate the number of places that are eligible. If stated events above have the following number of competitors complete (finish) a test at the section level, more than six (6) winners from that section will be able to compete at the state level as shown below:
44 – 51 competitors completing a test 7 competitors advance to state level
52 – 60 competitors completing a test 8 competitors advance to state level
61 – 67 competitors completing a test 9 competitors advance to state level
68+ competitors completing a test 10 competitors advance to state level
For every event that meets this requirement, Section Directors will determine the number of eligible competitors in affected events and send the list to SLC Competitive Events Staff.
State Leadership Conference Wild Card Entries (Objective Test Only)
Each chapter may have two (2) students compete in one of the above events as “wild card” entry at the state level and only pertain to any Objective Test Event that started at the section level. (See above for list of events.) For clarification purposes, any one student may only enter one event as a “wild card.” A “wild card” event counts as one of the two active events a student may enter.
*Objective Tests Starting at the State Leadership Conference
The number of entries in the following objective test events is limited to three (3) per chapter. Political Science is offered at SLC as an open event and non-finalists from the prejudged project events have first claim to testing space.
Advertising, Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure
Journalism, Networking Concepts, Organizational Leadership