We are providing students with experiences in and out of the classroom that contribute to a unique college culture.
Student Organizations
Business-related student organizations (or associations) provide a voice for business students in the College of Business Administration.
- Association of Certified Fraud Examiners – Student Chapter
- Alpha Kappa Psi Professional Business Fraternity
- Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting
- Beta Alpha Psi Honorary Accounting Fraternity
- CEO Knights
- Collegiate DECA
- Computer Skills for Business Students
- Delta Sigma Pi Professional Business Fraternity
- Economics Club at UCF/Economic Studies Consortium
- Financial Management Association
- Gamma Phi Delta Sorority, Inc. – Alpha Sigma Chapter
- National Association of Black Accountants
- Real Estate Academic Leaders
- Sales Club
- Society for Human Resource Management
- Society for Marketing Professional Services
- Sport Business Club at UCF
- Student Accounting Society
- Young Investors Club
- Phi Beta Lambda – Future Business Leaders of America
The #UCFBusiness Business Leadership Council
The Business Leadership Council (BLC) is comprised of the leadership executive committee members from all of the Registered Student Organizations in the UCF College of Business. The purpose of the BLC is to provide a platform for cross collaboration, communication and problem solving for these groups, so they can improve operations, marketing, membership and contributions to and for the students. The BLC also provides a platform for leadership development and new opportunities for students to learn and serve.
Some of the engaging experiences include:
Career Professionalism Classes
This is the course which every professional will say; “I wish they offered that when I was in school.” The unique series of classes provides students with instruction, networking, lectures and opportunity to attend events which provide knowledge, skills and abilities to develop a career plan and secure a professional position after graduation. Unlike traditional “lecture-based” classes, students will be asked to engage in events outside the classroom, work on sourcing jobs and career opportunities, be introduced to their career coaches and engage with professionals through designated programs.
Professional Selling Program
This sales-based program, part of the Department of Marketing, admits only about 30 students each year. The job placement rate is above 95% upon graduation.
Bloomberg Professional Service
This service, used by more than 320,000 subscribers worldwide, provides real-time and historical data on market activities and trends.
Student Leadership
The College of Business Student Ambassadors Supported by Northwestern Mutual represent the college and the Dean at internal and external events. In addition, they lead efforts internally to cultivate student engagement and involvement. The college encourages involvement and has 20 registered student organizations to choose from.
Office of Professional Development
Our Career Coaches help advise students on their chosen career and guide them through professional development. The Advising Team handles schedule planning and policy questions.
Welcome to the Majors
Every semester the college hosts “Welcome to the Majors” to give students the opportunity to learn about programs, organizations and degrees offered.
Competitions
The Great Capstone Case competition allows students to develop recommendations for solving real-world problems. The Failure competition provides seniors with an opportunity to reflect on their mistakes and learn from them.
Study Abroad
The world is your classroom. A semester abroad in Spain, Austria, France, the Netherlands, or Australia will expand your worldview and teach you about international business practices.
