The Accounting Club provides members with opportunities for leadership experience, networking, career advice, field trips, and service.

Alpha Kappa Psi is a professional co-ed business fraternity with the purpose of developing its members into principled business leaders through a focus on brotherhood, knowledge, unity, integrity, and service. Open to all majors at UD.

As a national accounting fraternity, Beta Alpha Psi actively promotes and recognizes scholastic and professional excellence in accounting. Members have opportunities for self-development and association among members and practicing accountants. 3.25 GPA requirement.

An international business school honor society for AACSB-accredited schools.

In the Davis Center for Portfolio Management, 80 students from across the University gain real-world portfolio management experience and develop essential leadership skills. The Flyer Investments Fund, combined with a separate portfolio managed on
behalf of The Dayton Foundation, makes the University of Dayton’s student-run fund the largest in the country. Open to all majors at UD.

As the nation’s largest and first co-ed professional business fraternity, Delta Sigma Pi trains members in professional skills, leadership, ethics, and service.

The goal of ENT Club is to not only have members feel confident in starting their own businesses but to embody the entrepreneurial mindset. Sponsored by the Crotty Center, this student-run club provides insight and exposure to the role of entrepreneurship in our economy.

Develop skills beyond the classroom by developing technical and soft skills needed for economic & business analysis careers. Econ Games is an annual data analytics and research competition designed to help undergraduate students solve real-world problems. Within teams, students analyze real-life data for a local company and provide a solution to the company's question.

The Alpha Chapter of Epsilon Nu Tau is a diverse group of students at the University of Dayton who are united by a common entrepreneurial approach in all aspects of life. By creating opportunities to enhance personal strengths, members embrace entrepreneurship to challenge business and societal norms and set themselves apart as leaders in the community.

Based upon the principles of education, involvement, development, and mentorship, the main goal of this organization is to help students grow their professionalism and prepare as many students as possible for success.

Flyer Angels is a seven-figure private equity fund that invests in high-tech startups. It is one of only a handful of programs nationwide that allows undergraduate students to make angel investments.

Flyer Consulting is a student-run organization that provides complimentary business consulting to nonprofit organizations while promoting economic growth locally and around the world through business development, entrepreneurial mentorship, and loan pipeline management. Open to all majors at UD.

With over 200 student employees and $2.1 million in annual revenues, Flyer Enterprises is one of the nation’s largest student-run businesses. Starting in 1990 with Rudy’s Fly-Buy, the organization has grown to operate 12 divisions. Open to all majors at UD.

A service-learning club to assist others at UD and in the greater Dayton community with personal financial processes, decisions, and education.

An intercollegiate investment fund, which includes 7 other schools (MIT, Harvard University, University of Pennsylvania, Georgetown University, New York University, The University of Colorado, and the London School of Economics), that seeks to educate the next generation of investors by immersing them in the field of active investment management.

The Hanley Sustainability Fund (HSF) is a student-managed equity portfolio that operates out of the Hanley Center for ESG Investing. HSF’s goal is to outperform the S&P 500 while investing in companies that embrace sustainable initiatives such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions, reducing waste and scrap, or limiting reliance on fossil fuels. Open to all majors at UD.

The University of Dayton’s Investment Banking Academy is a competitive, undergraduate organization dedicated to the development and advancement of its members toward a career in investment banking, private equity, and other related fields.

The Marketing Club seeks to challenge marketing majors and minors to be more creative and innovative young professionals by informing them of new trends and equipping them with the skills they need to succeed in the world of Marketing.

The purpose of the MIS Club is to establish opportunities for students in the MIS major to attend both professional and social events. The club hosts professional events each year in which students can learn more about careers with companies interested in recruiting students from technology majors.

The goal of the Multi-Ethnic Business Leaders Program is to provide mentorship and guidance to multi-ethnic business students who are looking to maximize their potential and experiences while at UD.

OPSSA seeks to develop and broaden the body of knowledge in operations and supply chain management. OPSSA provides its members with the opportunity to meet and consult with other students and professionals with whom they can network and exchange ideas.

One of the largest professional business fraternities in the nation, this co-ed fraternity promotes the 3 core values of professionalism, fraternity, and service.  Open to all students in good academic standing with business majors or minors and students with other professionally oriented majors.

Pi Sigma Epsilon is the only national co-ed professional fraternity in the field of sales, marketing, and management. The Eta Delta chapter of Pi Sigma Epsilon focuses on high-tech, business-to-business, consultative selling, and our members have seen great success.

The Project Management Club is established for the purpose of developing active undergraduate and graduate students with the tools, guidance, and opportunities to grow their skills and knowledge in the area of professional project management. Open to all majors at UD.

Open to all women in the School of Business Administration, SBA Sisters provides professional development, social, and educational activities for its members.

The University of Dayton’s Women in Business Organization is dedicated to empowering women through the implementation of innovative programs and services that promote professional development.