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MBA CLUBS YOU CAN JOIN

USF MBA students can join a variety of clubs and associations.

The following organizations are divided into the following groups:

MBAs Only
GBA is the Graduate Business Association. All USF MBA students are members of the GBA. The GBA officers are elected once a year and represent the student body to the faculty and the administration. Moreover, the GBA organizes events such as Firm Night to help students network with Alumni and executives in the Bay Area.

Internet Business Club (currently under construction) will offer MBA students the opportunity to learn more about e-business through conferences, guest speakers, and other events.

Telecommunications Club offers MBA students opportunities to expand their knowledge of telecommunications and network with top corporations in the Bay Area. The Telecom club organizes numerous events including field trips and conferences.

Sports Business Group is a way for USF MBA students to explore career opportunities within the sports industry. In the exciting and rapidly growing world of sports, the career opportunities for us, the leaders and managers of tomorrow, are enormous. Through participation in SBG, students have the chance to experience and learn via field trips and guest speakers.

USF Consulting Group offers free consulting services to the San Francisco Bay Area community while providing valuable practical consulting experience for MBA candidates.

USF Investment Club members manage a real portfolio of stocks. By participating in this club, you will meet others students' interest in the stock market and enhance your analytical abilities.

USF Entrepreneurship Club: visit the Homepage "We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams" Examine these profound words from the movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory and take a glimpse into the soul of every potential entrepreneur. Entrepreneurship is not just about being the boss or running your own company. Entrepreneurship is realizing your dreams. The goal of the Entrepreneurship Club is to bring together people who are inspired to create something new, something original, something from nothing. In doing so we seek to:

  1. sponsor programming that cultivates the creation of new businesses,
  2. create a safe environment for students to exchange ideas, and gather support from one another,
  3. be a representative voice for entrepreneurial MBAs at USF

Finance Club

McLaren Students

American Marketing Association is the leading marketing association with nearly 45,000 members in 92 countries.

Beta Gamma Sigma: the mission of Beta Gamma Sigma is to encourage and honor academic achievement in the study of business, as well as personal and professional excellence in the practice of business. Membership in Beta Gamma Sigma is the highest international recognition a business student anywhere in the world can receive in an undergraduate, master's or doctoral program at a school accredited by AACSB. In order to be eligible for membership, you must be in the top 7% of the Junior class or top 10% of the Senior class.

All USF students

AIESEC is a student-run, non-profit organization, which focuses on increasing global understanding through providing international work experience for individuals worldwide.

Student Insider Tips

Other Clubs Include:

  • The Business Journal
  • Bio-tech Club
  • European Events Club
  • Asian Club
  • Graduate & Professional Schools Council

Here are some suggestions for new clubs current MBA students would like to see on campus. If you would be interested in starting a new club, speak to the GBA VP.

  • Wine tasting club
  • Ski club (for day trips)
  • Small business club
  • Hiking club
  • Lesbian/gay/bisexual MBA
  • Student club
  • Sailing club
  • Dinner club (to try new restaurants around town)


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