Which level is the American Enterprise Project event intended for?

The American Enterprise Project event is specifically designed for high school students participating in Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). This event encourages students to engage in a comprehensive study of the American private enterprise system, emphasizing the significance of business and its role in society. Participants are tasked with developing a project that showcases their understanding and analysis of this system, highlighting entrepreneurial skills, community awareness, and the ability to create viable business plans.

This event is intentionally structured for high school students to enhance their knowledge and skills in business concepts at a formative time in their education, preparing them for future endeavors in both higher education and the workforce. Students at the elementary or middle school levels would not have the same level of maturity or familiarity with business concepts to effectively participate in this type of in-depth project. Similarly, college-level events would progress to more advanced topics that build on the foundational knowledge acquired in high school, differentiating the audience and educational goals related to these various levels.