Which group would be eligible to form a White Star Chapter?

The group eligible to form a White Star Chapter consists of groups of technology students not yet organized in TSA (Technology Student Association). This option is correct because the White Star Chapter was specifically created to encourage and support technology students who are looking to establish a formal organization within the TSA framework.

These students may have shared interests in technology, engineering, or related fields and are coming together to enhance their skills, knowledge, and teamwork. By forming a White Star Chapter, they can participate in TSA activities, competitions, and leadership development opportunities while learning the principles of organization and teamwork.

The other options do not align with the criteria for forming a White Star Chapter. Established technology organizations and national engineering societies are already formal entities with established structures and resources, which means they fall outside the target group intended for White Star Chapters. Existing TSA chapters are part of the already established organization, so they do not need to form a new chapter. Thus, option B specifically addresses the needs of those technology students who seek to start organizing while promoting the growth and outreach of TSA.