Which of the following is NOT one of the four degrees of FFA membership?

The degree that is NOT one of the four levels of FFA membership is the National degree. The four degrees of FFA membership include the Discovery Degree, Chapter Degree, State FFA Degree, and American FFA Degree.

The Discovery Degree is awarded to members in middle school who are exploring agricultural careers. The Chapter Degree recognizes members who have demonstrated their involvement and work within their local chapter. The State FFA Degree is awarded to members who have achieved significant leadership and agricultural proficiency at the state level. Lastly, the American FFA Degree is the highest degree bestowed by the National FFA Organization and is awarded to those who have attained a high level of achievement in their FFA journey.

By understanding the distinctions among these degrees, members can appreciate the structured pathway for recognizing their growth and accomplishments in the organization.