International Public Debate Association
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Divisions, and Eligibility
IPDA tournaments consist of different levels. There are individual debates (one on one), and two-person teams (two on two). In addition, there are three divisions: Novice, Varsity, and Professional.[1][3]
To be eligible to participate, members must be an undergraduate college or university student.[4]