At Mendoza College of Business, you’ll be part of an award-winning community while you are here and a member of one of the top alumni networks in the world when you graduate.
Nowhere but Notre Dame
Your undergraduate university is not a four-year decision; it is a 40-year decision. The people you meet, the encounters with different ways of thinking, even the alumni community that you will join, will shape your future as much as the degree you earn and the career path you choose. From your first step on the Notre Dame campus, you become part of a close-knit community committed to your success as a student and long after you graduate.
Community Highlights
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21+
Business Student Clubs & Organizations
103
Years
Mendoza College of Business Legacy
Business Clubs and Organizations
Deepen your student experience by joining one or more of our 20+ business student clubs and organizations where you can pursue your interests while getting to know others.
No matter your academic path or personal background, there is a student club to support your development. Below are examples of student organizations specifically oriented toward business that are sure to match your interests, enhance your educational experience, and connect you to student life at Notre Dame.
At Notre Dame, you’ll have opportunities to join fellow students in cheering on the Irish’s legendary athletic teams, attend concerts, hear world-class speakers, and live out the Notre Dame mission by participating in community service projects.
We are committed to building a welcoming culture where diverse voices are integral to a business education that develops the whole person.
Dean Martijn Cremers
Martin J. Gillen Dean and the Bernard J. Hank Professor of Finance
“At the Mendoza College of Business, diversity, equity, and inclusion are essential to our imperative to Grow the Good in Business: to educate business leaders who focus on contributing to everyone in society, to cooperating in solidarity, and to creating a culture where we succeed and grow together.”
Student Perspective
“I was given a chance to be something in my life, but that wasn’t always the case, so I want to be able to give that chance to others like myself.”
Billy MicardClass of 2024 | Frazier Thompson Award Recipient