Student organizations

ALPFA creates opportunities, adds value, builds relationships for its members, the community and its business partners while expanding Latinx leadership in the global workforce.

Alpha Kappa Psi is the oldest and largest co-ed professional business fraternity in the nation. Alpha Kappa Psi is the premier developer of principled business leaders.

As a premier and professional organization within the prestigious Warrington College of Business, the University of Florida Collegiate Chapter of the American Marketing Association prides itself on the personal and professional development of its members. We strive to bridge the gap between classroom instruction and real-world business experience, by providing a medium for students to interact with professionals in the industry, develop tangible marketing skills, and engage with like-minded individuals in a creative atmosphere.

The purpose of this club is to foster an inclusive environment for like-minded people with an interest in Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics in the Business atmosphere. Anyone who is willing to learn and participate is welcome to be a part of our organization. In this inclusive environment, we value respecting others, free-thinking, and passion. The goal of this club is to promote educational material with a preference in AI and data analytics trying to align with the University of Florida’s advances in Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics by teaching and learning through presentations, workshops, and guest speakers. Through networking events, service projects, and bringing in local professionals, our organization emphasizes community and relationship-building.

The Asian Business Student Association is an Asian-interest, but not Asian-exclusive, business organization that provides students with a community and tools to succeed at the University of Florida and beyond. Our mission is to empower and develop students professionally and personally in a supportive, and safe environment through networking, mentorship, public service, cultural involvement, and more!

Beta Alpha Psi is an esteemed, national honor society for students and professionals in financial information fields. Our primary objective is to encourage and recognize scholastic and professional excellence in accounting, finance, and information systems. We promote the study and practice of these disciplines, offering members opportunities for self-development, service, and networking with practicing professionals. We also foster a strong sense of ethical, social, and public responsibility. With 115 chapters nationwide, Beta Alpha Psi continues to uphold its legacy of excellence. The Upsilon Chapter at the University of Florida, founded in 1938, was the 18th chapter established, contributing to this proud tradition.

Black Students in Business serves to establish a community of excellent Black students within the Warrington College of Business at the University of Florida. This organization will host numerous professional and social events curated specifically for the enrichment of our Black business community.

The primary purpose of Business Law Society is to expose students to the wide range of career paths within business law while also offering community service outreach programs related to the field. Career path exposure includes bringing in speakers with experience in both business and law to provide career advice, share their personal journeys, and offer networking opportunities. This exposure is further enhanced through case studies and educational sessions on various career paths within the field. Our community service outreach includes training students to become VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) certified, helping underprivileged communities with tax filing, and offering personal finance education to high schools and community groups, empowering individuals with essential financial literacy skills.

CHOMP Private Equity‘s mission is to prepare analysts to excel in private equity and other industries in corporate finance by equipping them with essential technical skills, real-world experience, and a robust professional network. Through interactive learning modules, case studies, and firm visits, we develop expertise in areas such as LBO modeling, financial statement modeling, post-acquisition strategies, and more. By offering comprehensive interview preparation, including technical and behavioral training and mock interviews with paper LBO requirements, we ensure members are ready to secure and excel in internships. Collaborating with multiple leading firms across Florida, we create unparalleled opportunities for students to gain valuable work experience, build their resumes, and strengthen industry connections.

Delta Sigma Pi is a Professional Fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarship, social activity, and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce, and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the community.

DISS Capital is a student investment fund that provides a unique learning experience for historically underrepresented students within finance to expose its members to careers in finance. DISS Capital aims to create a community for underrepresented students at universities that are not traditionally targeted with the tools and mentorship needed to ascend into these lucrative careers. We are a group of student leaders who want to demystify this process and forge a path for students of the future to follow.

The purpose of Eco-Gator is to spread awareness about the importance of environmental sustainability to students who are preparing to start careers in the business world.

Enactus Club is a social entrepreneurship organization composed of academic and business leaders committed to using the power of entrepreneurial action to transform lives and shape a better, more sustainable world. The organization will meet regularly to manage project operations, develop its members, and discuss new impact-oriented projects.

At the Entrepreneurship Collective, we serve as a connecting point between creative problem solvers and the tools/resources necessary to create new businesses. We provide a home for students of all majors interested in learning more about the startup community through connecting members with the entrepreneurial community beyond the university. The Entrepreneurship Collective aims to serve the broad range of both graduate and undergraduate students at the University of Florida seeking to engage in the topics of entrepreneurship, creativity, and innovation in educative and social capacities by fostering a strong network of like-minded individuals in order to provide value to others in the Entrepreneurship Collective, the Gainesville Community and the world.

The Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition Club (ETA) is dedicated to fostering a community of students interested in the model of entrepreneurship through acquisition (ETA), i.e., acquiring and growing existing businesses rather than starting new ventures from scratch. The club aims to build awareness of ETA pathways as a viable form of entrepreneurship; Connect students with industry professionals, alumni, and community mentors experienced in acquisitions, search funds, and business turnarounds; Facilitate learning through workshops, speaker events, networking sessions, and student-led discussions focused on the skills and knowledge needed to evaluate, acquire, and scale an existing company; Encourage a supportive ecosystem wherein students can share resources, develop their networks, and collaborate on acquisition-related projects or initiatives

The purpose of FGBL is to create a supportive and inclusive environment among first-generation business students. We achieve this through mentorship programs, networking events, exposure to real-world business scenarios, and insights from professional guest speakers. Our ultimate goal is to nurture and develop the leaders of tomorrow, equipping them with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their future careers. Through our regular meetings, outreach initiatives, and social events, we strive to build a strong community of first-generation business students who are ready to make their mark in the business world and their community.

The Florida Business Leadership Society is a professional development business organization at the University of Florida. We pride ourselves on our dedication, professionalism and service. Our mission is to provide all students with the appropriate business acumen and professional development necessary to represent themselves both within the University of Florida and as alumni in the professional realm. Florida Business Leadership Society strives to ensure business students make the most out of their time at University of Florida. As a student-run organization, you can bet that those involved in FBLS truly care about the club, because it’s completely voluntary work. From holding classes on how to prepare for an interview to weekend trips to Lake Wauberg, we’re dedicated to making sure our members understand professionalism while maintaining our sense of fun.

The Florida Cryptocurrency and Alternative Assets Club‘s goal is to establish an organization that discusses cryptocurrencies, alternative assets, and their place in society. We want to educate students about cryptocurrency and provide an environment where people can discuss the market and factors that are having an impact on crypto and the economy. We believe crypto has a bright future and it is our desire to have discussions with our fellow UF students on a weekly basis. We are excited to note that we have verbal agreements from professional crypto day traders to be guest speakers at our weekly meetings. We will encourage students from all majors to join the club. We will make it a place where students of all majors, backgrounds, and financial expertise can share and learn. We believe our club has unlimited potential and will have a positive impact on the UF community. We are extremely enthusiastic about our idea, are dedicated to hitting the ground running and cannot wait to get started.

Florida Fixed Income Group is established for the purpose of analyzing fixed income securities and markets, writing trade reports, and providing hands-on experience to members in writing and research via online publication.

The Florida Student of Accounting Council (FSOAC) is part of the campus-wide Board of College Councils. The Council serves as a liaison between accounting students and faculty. It sponsors professional and social programs for the benefit of its members and participates in projects that serve our community. Members have the opportunity to attend various events to meet other students interested in the field of accounting.

The purpose of the Florida Technology Pathways organization is to assist students to enter careers in the technology industry. We will have an 8-week bootcamp style program preparing students for the rigorous recruitment process for internships and full-time roles within the technology industry.

Florida Women in Business is a professional development organization that gives women the tools to succeed and break down barriers in college and beyond. Our vision is to empower women in a supportive environment and provide each member a unique experience. For example, our Mentor/Mentee program offers you a one-on-one relationship with a veteran FWIB member whose goal is to help you find your passion and be an advocate for your success. We also offer various committees that help you develop your strengths. Finally, we have inspiring speakers from prominent companies and the community who will offer their personal experiences and advice. When you join Florida Women in Business, you know you’re joining a family of dynamic women who will help you in all of your endeavors and will cheer you on every step of the way.

FBLA Collegiate is an organization that is there for YOU. Here at the UF chapter, we strive to promote career related opportunities and build a community of leaders – all while giving back to UF and the local community. In addition to workshops, socials, and community service activities UF’s FBLA also competes in a variety of competitions on the state and national level. Any student is eligible to compete and prizes range from medals and trophies to up to $1,200 per competition on the national level.

The purpose of the Gator Business Book Club is to unite a group of like-minded individuals through a common interest in finance, investing, negotiation, and productivity. The club’s mission is to help students to produce remarkable results and thrive academically and in life. The organization aims to find the best books on finance and productivity and synthesize them in quick, engaging, and actionable meetings.

Gatortech is a student community dedicated to learning about the latest technologies. We have weekly technical workshops on topics such as Python, SQL, and machine learning, as well as speakers and recruiters from various companies. As a student organization that focuses on the areas of Information Systems, Business Analytics, Data Science, and Financial Technology. We strive to educate students about the analytical and technical skills that they can use in the workforce, as well as teach them professional skills such as resume building, interview prep, and much more.

Global Business Brigades is an international movement of university students and professionals building economic opportunities in the developing world. We work alongside promising entrepreneurs and experienced year-round staff to create financial opportunities in remote, rural, and under resourced areas of Panama, Nicaragua, Honduras, Greece, and Ghana. We work with communities to build community-owned banks to provide access to loans, savings accounts and financial literacy for community members. Volunteers assist in consulting micro-enterprises, assessing loan capacity payments and providing financial literacy workshops to families.

Hedging & Trading Collective‘s primary purpose is to provide students with hands-on portfolio management, and to prepare them for careers in prop trading, sales & trading, and hedge funds. Hedging & Trading Collective will host a variety of events, meetings, and workshops for members to engage with each other and professionals.

Hispanic Finance Association is established for the purpose of increasing Hispanic representation in high finance roles and inspiring character in the next generation of leaders in finance.

The purpose of Latin American Women in Business is to empower Latin American women business students across the University. We want to promote business studies and experiences in the workplace for female students with a Latin American heritage.

The purpose of NABA is to engage, empower, and educate future minority business leaders by providing a platform to enhance skills and elevate voices. To put action towards our purpose, we host professional development workshops, speaking events from experts in niche accounting industries, and provide a safe space for members to feel welcomed. As an organization, we will encourage members to navigate their future careers confidently and boldly!

JBiz is a community of undergraduate students typically pursuing a career in business, offering mentorship, internships, and career development opportunities rooted in Jewish values. JBiz aims to help every student learn and grow professionally, personally, and spiritually throughout their time on campus and beyond.

The mission of the Personal Finance Club is to spread financial literacy among students and prepare them for their adult lives. We do this by helping you achieve the right balance between saving and enjoying college, so you can make the best out of some of the best years of your life. Our focus is on topics such as investment options, budgeting and how to explore your own personal finance goals. We will also connect students with professionals with experience in the field of personal finance, wealth management, and related financial/entrepreneurial fields. We hold weekly meetings where club e-board members and guest speakers present about the aforementioned topics.

The purpose of Pi Sigma Epsilon, a non-profit fraternal organization, is to prepare its members for professional careers in any field by developing their professional skills and executive presence.

Pride in Business’ primary purpose is to provide LGBTQ+ students of all majors with the opportunity to network with one another and grow professionally.

Successful products are integral to any company’s success. However, the University of Florida currently lacks organizational resources & support for students interested in the increasingly important career of product management. The university Product Space chapter solves this issue by creating an education, curriculum, and opportunities for students to teach them about Product Management, Product Marketing, and Product Design. This chapter allows students passionate about product to be able to foster their personal & professional development. Product Space is also proud to announce a partnership with Product Management Exercises, which provides resources to help aspiring product managers obtain the jobs they desire. PM Exercises offers thousands of interview questions, hundreds of online lessons, as well as coaching and mock interviews to develop skills that are crucial to landing a job in product management.

The purpose of Rem on Campus is to create an immersive curriculum shaping students and young problem-solvers into the next generation of impact-driven innovators. Rem on Campus is a way for students to develop new personal and professional relationships, engage in unique hands-on learning experiences, but most of all positively impact their community.

The Student Finance Group focuses on the various aspects of finance, with an emphasis on corporate finance topics, while giving members the opportunity to grow their leadership, professionalism, and overall finance knowledge. It also provides a specific network for finance students to pursue top-notch internships and full-time opportunities.

The Student Investment Club focuses on educating members about investing through promoting sound fundamental investing techniques designed for long term wealth generation. To achieve this goal, we host weekly technical lessons, a semester-long professional speaker series, a simulated investment challenge, current event analysis, and market updates.

The purpose of the Student Money Skills Club is to aid its members in developing the basic personal financial skills needed to be successful in life. We seek to provide students with comprehensive information on saving, budgeting, debt, and investing.

TAMID Group at the University of Florida is one of 54 international chapters that focuses on experiential learning through business in Israel. New members will go through an education process that prepares them for action in our Investment fund, consulting teams, and group leadership. In addition, students will have the opportunity to study for free in Israel through an 8-week internship program.

The Founders Fund promotes a unique professional development and educational opportunity for students interested in the financial services industry and investments.

The Undergraduate Consulting Club‘s mission is to provide insight into the field of consulting while providing actionable opportunities for our members to ultimately develop the necessary tools to be successful in the industry.

The University Economics Society is an organization that serves as a discussion forum for the economics of anything that our members are interested in. Students of all majors can gain a better understanding of economics through attending our meetings. Our organization allows our members to be very involved in our meetings and gain communication, analytical, and research skills.

Women’s Real Estate Society is committed to building an empowering community that supports and uplifts women pursuing careers in real estate. The organization hosts a variety of events—including industry panels featuring women in real estate, site tours, networking events, golf lessons, professional development workshops, and fun socials with members.