Difference between revisions of "T-status"
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Contents
Part of Speech
Noun
Pronunciation
[tee / 'sta təs]
Description
'T' stands for temporary.
- Least privileged classification of ASG-recognized student groups.
- Trial period for student groups applying for B-status recognition.
Privileges[1]
- Book rooms in Norris.
- Access community vans.
- T-status for one year.
- ASG recognition.
- Grants of up to $50 per quarter.
Usage
Example Sentence
- How can I get t-status recognition?
