Which of the following is NOT a type of FFA membership?

The correct understanding is that lifetime membership is indeed a recognized type of FFA membership, and this makes the selection of this option as a non-member type inaccurate.

FFA has several classifications of membership: Active membership is for students currently enrolled in agricultural education programs, Collegiate membership is available for those pursuing post-secondary education in agriculture, and Honorary membership is awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions to FFA and agricultural education, often outside the direct realm of student participation.

Lifetime membership, while a concept that supports long-term involvement with FFA, is fundamentally distinguished from the categories defined by current membership guidelines, which focus on active participation or awards rather than a standalone category. This understanding clarifies that lifetime membership, while beneficial and promoting continued engagement, does not constitute a distinct type of membership like the others listed.