Voluntary Arrangements
- Voluntary student unionism (VSU)
- Anti-student organisation legislation (ASOL)
- Voluntary student representation (VSR) – A "watered down" alternative to VSU, in which compulsory fees for student politics are banned, but may still be levied for non-political uses.
- Voluntary student membership (VSM) – New Zealand arrangement similar to VSU
- Optional membership of student organisations (OMSO) – positive euphemism for VSU.
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