Archons are elected by the Ekklesia; how many graduates and undergraduates comprise Archons?

Archons are elected by the Ekklesia; how many graduates and undergraduates comprise Archons?

• A. 7 graduates and 2 undergrads
• B. 5 graduates and 5 undergrads
• C. 6 graduates and 3 undergrads
• D. 8 graduates and 1 undergrad

Answer: (A)

Archons are a nine‑member body elected by the Ekklesia, and their composition is seven graduates and two undergraduates. This arrangement balances experience with student input: the majority graduates bring institutional knowledge, while a couple of undergraduates ensure the current student perspective is represented. Any other distribution would either change the total number of Archons or alter this specific balance, which isn’t how Archons are structured. So the seven graduates and two undergraduates setup is the intended makeup.

Archons are a nine‑member body elected by the Ekklesia, and their composition is seven graduates and two undergraduates. This arrangement balances experience with student input: the majority graduates bring institutional knowledge, while a couple of undergraduates ensure the current student perspective is represented. Any other distribution would either change the total number of Archons or alter this specific balance, which isn’t how Archons are structured. So the seven graduates and two undergraduates setup is the intended makeup.