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Getting involved in a Kelley student organization is a great way to explore how your unique passions overlap with the world of business. You will learn firsthand one of business's best lessons: the whole is always greater than the sum of its parts.
If you have a specific business interest, more than likely there’s a student organization that will help you explore that interest further—and give you the powerful professional experience your future employers expect.
Eager to get involved at Kelley but unsure where to start?
Schedule a meeting with a Student Life team member to explore involvement opportunities that match your unique interests.
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Developing global leaders during service-learning trips over Thanksgiving, Winter and Spring breaks. A proud Kelley Institute for Social Impact (KISI) partner. Applications for 2026-2027 open on August 31st, 2026.
The Alternative Investment Group is a student-led club focused on exploring non-traditional investments such as private equity, real estate, hedge funds, and derivatives—going beyond cash, bonds, and stocks to deepen financial understanding.
The American Marketing Association at Indiana University is an all-encompassing marketing organization,
devoted to educating and empowering members through hands-on experience and professional development to prepare them for their future career.
AP hopes to provide IU's students an opportunity to explore the interdisciplinary fields of Finance, Strategy, Tech and Marketing through our client's projects!
Ascend at Indiana University is a leadership focused business organization composed of, but not limited, to Pan-Asians. Students with any majors are welcomed to join. Please subscribe to our newsletter to receive more information!
The Association for Business Analytics is a Kelley Student Organization dedicated to exploring career applications of analytics through corporate visits, professional development, and the creation of a strong student network.
Balance at Kelley is an organization dedicated to reducing the stigma surrounding mental health through raising awareness, supplementing education, providing campus-wide resources, and starting the conversation.
The Banking & Trading Association is dedicated to developing skills for students pursuing careers Investment Banking, Sales and Trading, and Equity Research.
Behavioral Strategy Group (BSG) bridges behavioral economics and real-world impact, consulting for international governments, Fortune 500s, and startups. Join our weekly open meetings to explore how insights become action.
BETA ALPHA PSI is an honorary accounting organization for financial information students and professionals. The primary objective of Beta Alpha Psi is to encourage and give recognition to professional excellence in the business information field
BinaryHeart is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that donates computers. We collect devices (often donated to us), wipe their data, repair and update them, and donate them to underserved communities that lack digital access. Learn more at www.binaryheart.org/iu/join
Bridging the worlds of business, economics, and policy while fostering connections with industry leaders and academic mentors, empowering members to engage in impactful research and consultancy endeavors.
BCC is a professional development and philanthropic organization, with the mission to develop beauty enthusiasts into the future leaders of corporate beauty.
In partnership with IU Hillel, BLI gives business students an opportunity to learn from accomplished Jewish executives. Participants are able to meet with these professionals in a relaxed, small group setting and engage with them in open dialogue.
This organization aims to look at the Business side of Hollywood and entertainment. With box office breakdowns, news discussions, industry guest speakers, informational workshops, and more!
Civic Leadership Development
Civic Leadership Development (CLD) provides a wide array of opportunities for students to gain leadership skills through hands-on volunteerism in the local community and direct contact with non-profit leaders.
CEO is the premier entrepreneurship organization for IU students. We help aspiring entrepreneurs achieve their goals by connecting them with local resources to further their ideas and providing the training needed to successfully launch a business.
In CLC, we host a variety of guest speakers, host case competitions, and offer insight into law school admissions. Through case studies, guest speakers, & a plethora of questions and collaborative talks, students can gain law/business knowledge.
Credit Club is a student-led organization that forms opportunities for students to learn about the field of credit. We are intermediaries between students and top-level professionals with speaker meetings, workshops, and case competitions.
The Crimson Business Journal connects students with current business events, offering a platform to develop writing, analytical, and critical thinking skills.
The mission of Data Visualization at IU is to educate and prepare future business professionals with a unique skillset of data manipulation across multiple platforms. DV at IU also aims to help its members grow as professionals.
Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity comprised of business-focused students growing together through professional events, community service opportunities, strong networks, and a diverse brotherhood full of friendship and lifelong bonds.
Epsilon Nu Tau is a professional fraternity which inspires the growth of entrepreneurial minds and professional development, while providing a tight-knit community for its brothers.
Fintech at Indiana University seeks to connect finance/business students with computer science students to create a powerful array of skills that are both practical, translatable, and powerful when entering the workforce.
First Generation Investors (FGI) is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization where college students tutor high school students in underserved communities the power of investing and brings classroom lessons to life by providing students real money to invest.
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is a national student organization that prepares members for careers in business through leadership development, career exploration, academic competitions, and networking opportunities.
Future Professionals in Healthcare provides students with the opportunity to learn and network with those experienced in the healthcare administration, medical management, and business sectors of the life science industries.
The Hispanic Finance Association (HFA) a student-run organization focused on helping undergrads land competitive jobs. HFA hopes to increase hispanic representation and inspire character in the next generation of leaders.
Hoosier Consulting Network is a Kelley SGSO and consulting organization dedicated to advancing collaboration between ambitious Indiana University students and small businesses, startups, government entities, and nonprofits in the local Indiana community.
ISBA's vision is to cultivate a lasting ecosystem at Indiana University that connects students, alumni, and professionals, empowering all undergraduate students to shape their professional growth through mentorship, collaboration, and unique experiences.
The International Business Association is an organization focused on complementing the International Business major, for students interested in international business issues and career opportunities around the world.
The International Finance and Banking Club educates students on investment banking and finance careers with a global focus, exploring international markets and career paths through workshops, speakers, and skill-based programs.
IPO Investing at IU is an organization that holds discussions about companies that recently went public and private companies planning to go public. At each meeting, members discuss a different company and decide if it would be a good investment.
Kappa Eta Phi is a Professional Fraternity established to promote the importance of professional academic study in the university, expand members' professional networking experience, and maintain lasting friendships amongst brothers and sisters.
Kappa Theta Pi is a professional technology fraternity that fosters a community of driven students through networking, mentorship, social events and skill-building. It prepares members for success in the tech industry while building lifelong connections.
KDSLA is a network of student leaders who serve as representatives of the Kelley Direct (KD) online MBA program community and provide opportunities for student involvement. KDSLA serves as a liaison between KD students and the KD program office.
Limitless Club fosters an entrepreneurial mindset by providing ambitious people with the platform, resources, and network to turn their inspiring pursuits into tangible reality.
Mu Beta Lambda is a revolutionary organization of educated minorities that empower one another. As young professionals, we utilize our network to create opportunities for the advancement of our members as well as our community.
Phi Gamma Nu is a premiere nationally recognized business fraternity where we promote ownership and innovation as the avenue for leadership development.
PSE is a National Business Fraternity that is open to all IU students regardless of major. We are looking for students who want to make their mark on this university and leave with the skills to succeed in business.
The Quantitative Finance Society at Indiana University is a dynamic and forward-thinking student organization dedicated to enhancing the knowledge and skills of its members in the fields of economics, finance, statistics, mathematics, and coding.
The mission of our club is to provide members networking opportunities for internships and full-time employment, offer educational forums to familiarize members with various topics in commercial real estate. Fill out the application here: reclubatiu.com
Restructuring and Distressed Investing (RxDI) is dedicated to providing education and preparation for the fields of distressed investing, advisory restructuring, and bankruptcy law.
Social Engagement and Education at Kelley (SEEK) expands the boundaries of business by empowering students to apply their professional and diverse skillsets in exploring the intersection between for-profit enterprise and social responsibility.
Student Accounting Society is a professional organization in the Kelley School of Business that holds professional, social and community service events. This organization is open to all students, not just Accounting majors.
The Sustainable Finance Club at IU exposes students to the role of finance in evolving environmental and social impact. Through real-world cases and industry engagement, members gain the skills to drive responsible, forward-thinking financial strategies.
An apolitical, areligious student run organization designed to provide business-minded students with real world international business experience through consulting and investing in Israeli companies.
TMC is a student-led organization connecting students interested in technology and business. We explore current tech trends and help members build industry-relevant skills through workshops, networking events, and professional development opportunities.
The Business Network (TBN) empowers students to master networking as a foundation of success. We build authentic relationship skills that open opportunities across business—emphasizing confidence, curiosity, and lasting connections.
This is a biweekly commitment that students from any major can join. The purpose of the club is to help small businesses and give students the chance to hear about real problems companies face. We brainstorm ideas to help small businesses.
The Undergraduate Business Diversity Council is an organization committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment where students can develop as business leaders alongside people from distinct backgrounds.
Successful trading requires quantifiable and consistent edge. We emphasize the incorporation of financial derivatives into trade ideas driven by fundamental alpha models and statistical arbitrage. Learn how to trade options with free paper money accounts.
The mission of WISE is to empower students interested in studying or pursuing a career in supply chain management through networking, personal and professional development, leadership skills, and industry knowledge.
Women in Business (WiB) is an undergraduate organization dedicated to developing members personally and professionally. We share similar goals, values, and visions, yet have unique personal backgrounds and experiences.
Women in Business Technology is dedicated to building a vibrant community of women who are passionate about the intersection of business and technology, and eager to develop the skills needed to thrive and lead in this dynamic field.
WiMS develops confident women leaders in marketing and sales by fostering initiative, curiosity, integrity, networking, and sisterhood. We empower members to grow professionally, build lasting connections, and create meaningful impact in business.
The mission of WFA is to assist its members in graduating with a better understanding of the finance industry and with a network of peers who will support each individual in her quest to reach her goals.
Student organizations may require a certain attire for presentations, career networking, events, and more. Here's the Kelley Undergraduate guidelines for attire to help represent your best self.
Business dress, defined
Present your authentic and most confident self in clothing that meets Kelley Undergraduate Program guidelines.
Neatly pressed, tailored, business suit in dark or neutral colors
Coordinated blouse, or button-down dress shirt with tie
Coordinated pants or knee-length skirt
Professional, clean, closed-toed shoes or walkable heels
Dress or trouser socks; avoid ankle or athletic socks
Clean and unwrinkled button-down shirt, blouse, or polo shirt
Sweater or cardigan
Knee-length dress
Pressed khaki or dark pants (no holes or tears)
Knee-length skirts
Jeans should be avoided until you’ve confirmed they are acceptable in specific contexts
Professional, clean, closed-toed shoes or walkable heels
Dress or trouser socks; avoid ankle or athletic socks
Please note: No jeans. No shorts. These are not approved for business casual attire.
Resources for student organizations
Registering student organizations Indiana University's student organization registration process occurs yearly, starting in late spring. Any organization seeking Kelley student organization status must first be a registered IU student organization through beINvolved, then apply to receive Kelley status. Find out more about the process here.
Is your organization ready to apply for Kelley status? Apply here.
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Get involved: Kelley Student Organization events calendar
Get connected with Kelley’s dynamic student organization community by exploring the events calendar. Discover meetings, workshops, social events, and networking opportunities for the fall semester.
