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The issue could turn on the definition of Enrolled
I think some of the ability of the chapter to do a pledge class may depend on how the school defines enrolled. I went to Carnegie-Mellon University which had a fairly rigid semester system and which didn't offer that many summer classes (some weeks during the summer classes for gifted High School students brought more students to class than the summer classes.) If you had asked the administration whether a student who had attended freshman classes September 1986 to May 1987 and was signed up for classes in September 1987 whether they were an enrolled student in July 1987, I think they would have said yes.
OTOH, if you have a school with a true trimester system, a student who doesn't sign up for May to September classes could be counted as not enrolled.
Someone who isn't enrolled can't be active, which means they can't vote on the pledges, etc., etc...
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