What is the typical age range for undergraduate Alpha Phi Alpha members?

What is the typical age range for undergraduate Alpha Phi Alpha members?

• A. 25–29
• B. 18–24
• C. 30–34
• D. 15–17

Answer: (B)

Undergraduates are college students pursuing a bachelor’s degree, so their ages cluster around the late teens to early twenties. Most people start college at about 18 after high school and complete a four-year program around 22, though some take longer due to summer courses, co-ops, or taking a gap year. That gives a common range of roughly 18 to 24 for undergraduate members. Ages in the 25–29 range are typically graduate or professional students, 30–34 are usually graduate students or alumni, and 15–17 is before most people begin undergraduate programs. So 18–24 best fits the typical undergraduate group.

Undergraduates are college students pursuing a bachelor’s degree, so their ages cluster around the late teens to early twenties. Most people start college at about 18 after high school and complete a four-year program around 22, though some take longer due to summer courses, co-ops, or taking a gap year. That gives a common range of roughly 18 to 24 for undergraduate members. Ages in the 25–29 range are typically graduate or professional students, 30–34 are usually graduate students or alumni, and 15–17 is before most people begin undergraduate programs. So 18–24 best fits the typical undergraduate group.