No more than three medals should be worn on the jacket. These should represent highest office earned, highest award earned and highest ________.

• A. degree earned
• B. class rank
• C. years of service
• D. chapter designation

Answer: (A)

In FFA dress standards, medals worn on the jacket are meant to showcase three kinds of achievement: leadership, recognition, and formal progression within the organization. The three medals should represent the highest office you’ve held, the highest award you’ve earned, and the highest degree you’ve earned. The missing piece is degree earned because the degree reflects how far you’ve progressed in FFA and is a standard, official measure of your formal achievement within the program. Other options don’t fit as medals in this context—class rank, years of service, or chapter designation aren’t the recognized medal categories used on the jacket.