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Noun
Noun


==Pronunciation==
==English Orthographic Pronunciation==
['ay / 'stad əs]
[ay-stad-uhs]
 
== IPA ==
[eɪ st'æɾəs]


==Description==
==Description==
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* [[T-status]] for one year.
* [[T-status]] for one year.
* ASG recognition.
* ASG recognition.
* Access SAF funding.
* Access to [[SAF]] funding.
* Access to ASG equipment.
* Access to ASG equipment.


==Example Sentence==
==Example Sentence==
When should an a-status group apply for SAF funding?  
When should an a-status group apply for SAF funding?


==Related Terms==
==Related Terms==
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==References==
==References==
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[[Category:Organizations]]

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Part of Speech

Noun

English Orthographic Pronunciation

[ay-stad-uhs]

IPA

[eɪ st'æɾəs]

Description

  1. Permanent classification of ASG-recognized student groups.
  2. Groups that share funding from a pool separate from and larger than the pool for B-status groups.

Privileges[1]

  • Book rooms in Norris.
  • Access community vans.
  • T-status for one year.
  • ASG recognition.
  • Access to SAF funding.
  • Access to ASG equipment.

Example Sentence

When should an a-status group apply for SAF funding?

ASG Website

References