The question is, <b>how</b> is she eligible in CT. If she's not living, studying, or working directing in CT; she's not eligible in CT. [The only exception is while a girl is enrolled in an out of state college, she's also eligible in her home state.] So if she doesn't live in the state and isn't enrolled in school, how is she eligible? Funny, you've proven it really is that difficult of a concept for YOU. -- Pageant Guru Message Board

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Subject: The question is, how is she eligible in CT. If she's not living, studying, or working directing in CT; she's not eligible in CT. [The only exception is while a girl is enrolled in an out of state college, she's also eligible in her home state.] So if she doesn't live in the state and isn't enrolled in school, how is she eligible? Funny, you've proven it really is that difficult of a concept for YOU.

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In reply to: 's message, "If she's eligible in more than one state, which she was, then she gets to choose where she competes. It's really not that difficult a concept people" on 18:54:04 07/02/25 Wed

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The eligibility is at the time of her LOCAL pageant and state application. She was eligible when she signed the contract, so she remains eligible, even if she's now graduated. Maybe learn the rules before you bash a young woman out of jealousy? (NT) No name
(NoHost/100.17.37.204) 16:33:09 07/09/25 Wed

She graduated from Quinnipiac University with her Masters in May. Therefore she is eligible by education. I don’t know why people are getting confused about her eligibility, if you go to school full time in a state, you can compete in that state. People who aren’t “from” a State win all the time because of where they attend school. (NT) No name
(NoHost/217.114.38.123) 18:01:50 07/09/25 Wed

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