Undergraduate

Student Organizations

Funding Request for Student Orgs

Student Life at the St. Petersburg campus

Benefits (from CollegiateParent)

  • Higher GPA
  • Graduate on time
  • Social & Professional Network
  • Hone workplace skills
  • Leadership experience
  • Time management (no procrastination)

  • Accounting Society
    Accounting Society serves as source of involvement and information for students interested in pursuing a degree in accounting. All interested students, regardless of academic class status, are welcome to attend meetings and events to benefit from the professional development and networking opportunities provided.
  • ALPFA
    ALPFA's mission is to promote professional development, build relationships, and community service. ALPFA has valuable tools to help students network, earn internships, and learn the skills to become a successful business leader, regardless of ethnicity or major.
  • American Marketing Association
    The American Marketing Association is North America's largest marketing association. A professional association for individuals and organizations involved in the practice, teaching and study of marketing, AMA activities include service-learning projects and social programs. USF's chapter was ranked a top 15 chapter at the AMA's International Collegiate Conference.
  • Association for Information Systems
    AIS at USF is an organization that connects students with professionals in the BAIS field through speaker presentations, events and networking opportunities. AIS members are exposed to educational and practical advancements in technology, as well as job/internship opportunities and workshops.
  • Beta Alpha Psi - Tampa Chapter
    Beta Alpha Psi, an international honors organization for financial information students and professionals, affords an invaluable networking experience with professionals. Open to top-performing upper level students, the USF chapter has earned the "superior chapter" designation for 42 consecutive years, the longest consecutive number of years in the nation. It is also one of only two chapters in the world to receive the Gold Chapter designation since the award's inception in 2009.
  • Beta Gamma Sigma
    Beta Gamma Sigma is the international honor society serving business programs accredited by AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. Membership in Beta Gamma Sigma is the highest recognition a business student anywhere in the world can receive in a business program accredited by AACSB International.  Invitations for membership are extended once a semester.
  • Business Development Club
    The Business Development Club cultivates the next generation of customer-facing go-to-market leaders from all majors at the University of South Florida. The club connects students with businesses to enable recruiting and skills development. Business partners join weekly club meetings held on both the Tampa and St. Petersburg campuses to share experiences and students work together to develop selling skills. Professional Sales Club members also work with the Center for Marketing and Sales Innovation to host four sales competitions each year, travel to multiple intercollegiate sales competitions, and apply their developing skills to support charitable organizations.
  • Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals
    The University of South Florida Council for Supply Chain Management Professionals is dedicated to educating students from all academic backgrounds about the supply chain management profession. This organization is the only CSCMP student roundtable in the state of Florida which gives students a unique experience to further their supply chain knowledge. The organization host networking events to expose our brightest minds to current supply chain leaders and promote the transfer of ideas and experience between current and future supply chain professionals.
  • Delta Sigma Pi
    Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity organized to foster the study of business, to encourage scholarship, social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice. Delta Sig promotes closer affiliations between the corporate world and business students and seeks to serve the community.
  • Ethics and Debate Team
    The Ethics and Debate Team meets regularly to talk about ethical challenges within current events and culture. At weekly club meetings, the conversations are structured but casual. At Team meetings, the group prepares to compete in different competitions such as the Ethics Bowl, the International Business Ethics Case Competition, and state-wide debate tournaments.
  • Gamma Iota Sigma
    USF's Gamma Iota Sigma chapter is an international fraternity dedicated to promoting and sustaining student interest in careers in insurance, risk management, and actuarial science through teamwork, integrity, excellence, diversity, and service.
  • Hospitality Financial and Technology Professionals - USF Chapter
    Hospitality Financial and Technology Professionals, established in 1952, is an international, nonprofit association, headquartered in Austin, Texas USA, with offices in Hong Kong, United Kingdom, The Netherlands, and Dubai. HFTP is recognized as the spokes group for the finance and technology segments of the hospitality industry with members and stakeholders spanning across the globe. HFTP uniquely understands the industry's pressing issues and assists its stakeholders in finding solutions to their challenges more efficiently than any organization. It does this via its expert networks, research, certification programs, information resources, and conferences/events such as HITEC. HFTP also owns the world's only hospitality-specific search engine, PineappleSearch.com®. 
  • Hospitality and Tourism Club
    The Hospitality and Tourism Club (HTC) aims to be a collective group of individuals driven to increase their knowledge and experience within their fields of interest. The society will host events promoting cohesion amongst other groups on campus as well as hands-on experience within the hospitality field. It will provide members with opportunities to learn about international and local hospitality practices ranging from food and beverages to guest services.
  • Investment Club
    The USF Student Investment Club is the largest student-run finance organization in the Southeast with 1,820+ general members. It is run by students, for students interested in careers in finance. In addition to opportunities to conduct equity research and investment management, it offers students unrivaled networking and mentorship opportunities, a history of successful alumni placement in the firms that shape the global financial markets through recruiting events, and a speaker series with professionals.
  • Mu Nu Upsilon (MNY)
    Mu Nu Upsilon is a professional co-ed fraternity organized to promote the study of Personal Financial Planning at universities across the country. Our organization encourages financial education, social networking, and fundraising to promote financial literacy and financial wellness in communities.
  • National Association of Black Accountants
    NABA is dedicated to expanding the influence of minority professionals in the fields of accounting and finance. NABA aims to develop members' professional skills, encourage and assist minority students in entering the accounting profession, provide opportunities for civic responsibility, and represent the interests of current and prospective minority accounting professionals.
  • Phi Chi Theta
    Phi Chi Theta is a co-ed, professional business fraternity with the goal of creating the business leaders of the future. Phi Chi Theta emphasizes wellness as it relates to professional development, interdisciplinary knowledge, philanthropy, and a strong brotherhood.
  • Private Equity and Venture Capital Club
    The Private Equity and Venture Capital Club at USF is committed to becoming the premier platform providing students with opportunities to learn about private equity and venture capital, build connections with leading industry professionals, and facilitate a robust pipeline of USF students into highly coveted internships and top-tier job placements in Tampa Bay and beyond.
  • Real Estate Society at USF
    The Real Estate Society at USF is a student organization in the Muma College of Business that is open to all students at USF. Our mission is to promote the commercial real estate industry as an exciting and often-overlooked career option for business students. The club hosts monthly meetings along with many social events and corporate tours to help students find both internships and scholarships. Interested students are welcome to attend meetings and events to benefit from the amazing networking opportunities that this organization provides. There are no dues required.
  • Student Finance Association
    The Student Finance Association strives for academic, professional and business success for our members while providing insights on careers in finance. Finance and investment professionals speak at the SFA's biweekly meetings on topics such as the investment environment and career prospects. Members attend dinners and events hosted by Tampa's Chartered Financial Analyst Society.
  • Women in Business Society
    The USF Women in Business Society aims to bridge the gap between the academic and business worlds in order to prepare our members for success in future leadership roles. Through speaking engagements and social events, our members have the opportunity to enhance their business skills, build their professional network, and expand their portfolios.