Class of 2025

Actuarial Society

Actuarial Society Mentorship Program
Time Commitment: 2 hours per week
Application Requirements: Optional resume and a set of short answer questions to get to know the students better
Prior Knowledge: None
Application Timeline: 2/4 - 2/11
NYU Actuarial Society's mentorship program is designed where each student is paired with an upperclassman mentor. No prior knowledge or experience is needed to join. All are welcome! The mentor will be able to offer any help that the mentee needs, including career choices, actuarial questions, or anything else in general! We will also have fun mentorship events throughout the semester!

Application opens 2/4

Business Analytics Club

Freshman Liaison Program
Time Commitment: 3-5 hours per week
Application Requirements: 3 long answer questions
Prior Knowledge: None, everything will be taught to you
Application Timeline: 2/4 - 2/11
As a freshman in BAC’s Freshman Liaison Program, you will play an integral role in shaping the future of the organization and bringing your ideas to life, with workshops for crucial tech skills such as data analysis, Python, SQL, and recruiting. FLP members will work closely with their mentors to learn more about the club and the tech industry. There will also be a mentorship component and workshops led by upperclassmen about anything from coding with Python to choosing apartments! BAC’s FLP will equip members with the core professional and technical skills necessary in numerous career paths especially with technology rapidly changing business.

Application opens 2/4

Business Analytics Club

Insight Team
Time Commitment: 5-10 hours per week
Application Requirements: written application, behavioral interview and technical interview
Prior Knowledge: no prior experience or knowledge required, only demonstrated interest in data analytics
Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
The primary goals of the insight team are to build upon the technical skills of students and foster a sense of community for students interested in the fields of tech and analytics through workshops and participation in a semester-long data science project . The students will work in groups of 3 with a Project Manager to answer a business question using a publicly available dataset, and building models and data visualizations.

Application opens 2/11

Economic Development Group

EDG Mentorship Program
Time Commitment: N/A
Application Requirements: Two short answers
Prior Knowledge: None
Application Timeline: 2/4 - 2/11
We will pair underclass applicants with a member of our e-board. Mentor and mentee pairs will participate in Mentorship Kickoff and various other events throughout the semester.

Application opens 2/4

Economic Development Group

News Team
Time Commitment: 4-6 hours per week
Application Requirements: Three short-answers and two writing samples
Prior Knowledge: None
Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
Team members will write articles on economic development and related current event topics, and have them published on EDG's weekly newsletter as well as their website. Members will also have the opportunity to attend writing workshops and brainstorming sessions with fellow team members.

Application opens 2/11

Economic Development Group (EDG)

EDG Research Team
Time Commitment: 5 hours per week
Application Requirements: Three short-answers.
Prior Knowledge: Some comfort with writing papers is necessary, as well as interest in current events and economic development.
Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
Students in the Research Team will be placed in teams of two that is assigned an upperclassman mentor. Each group will then conduct research on an economic development topic of their choice.

Application opens 2/11

Economic Honors Society

Research Team
Time Commitment: 10 hours per week
Application Requirements: Resume and three short-answers
Prior Knowledge: Interest in economics is necessary, research experience a plus
Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
As a member of the team, students will go through an extremely informative training process followed by the opportunity to research an economic topic of their choice. Students will be aided by a Research Team Advisor, the EHS E-Board, and various Stern professors. Students who are part of the team will also be considered an EHS Honors Member which grants numerous benefits, specifically an accelerated application process for future E-Board positions.

Application opens 2/11

EEG

Startup Team
Time Commitment: 10-15 per week
Application Requirements: Resume (non-freshmen) and 3 answers
Prior Knowledge: None
Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
Learn about finance, product, and marketing by consulting for venture backed startups

Application opens 2/11

EEG

Investing Team
Time Commitment: 10-15 hours per week
Application Requirements: Resume (Non-Freshmen) and Three Short Answers
Prior Knowledge: None
Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
Learn how to analyze startups and collaborate with venture capital and private equity firms.

Application opens 2/11

Finance Society

Executive Committee
Time Commitment: 15 hours per week
Application Requirements: Resume and a few short responses
Prior Knowledge: industry knowledge and technical skills Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
The Finance Society Executive Committee is a highly selective group of students who have expressed interest in pursuing careers in finance after graduation. Executive Committee members have access to training, professional development and guidance, access to Finance Society network, and priority for Executive Board positions.br<>

Application opens 2/11

Investment Analysis Group

Portfolio Team
Time Commitment: 10-15 hours a week
Application Requirements: four short responses and an optional resume
Prior Knowledge: None
Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
The portfolio team is responsible for managing a portion of NYU's endowment. Analysts conduct research and generate investment ideas while managing existing positions within IAG’s portfolio. New initiates undergo a training program to learn about financial accounting, company analysis, and fundamental research to become a sophisticated investor.

Application opens 2/11

International Business Association

IBA Fall 2021 Mentorship Program
Time Commitment: 4 hours per week
Application Requirements: One long answer for all applicants and resume for sophomores
Prior Knowledge: Some business/industry understanding
Application Timeline: 2/4 - 2/11
The IBA Fall Mentorship Program is targeted towards freshmen (Class of 2025) and sophomores (Class of 2024)*. It is designed to help you develop professional skills and introduce you to various industries in the business field. The program will include a team-based case competition at the end of the semester.

• Sophomores are welcome to apply, but please be aware that the content may be introductory and is specifically designed for freshmen.
  

Application opens 2/4

LARA

LARA Mentorship Program
Time Commitment: 1hr 30min for general meetings
Application Requirements: Form on general industry preferences and e-board member preferences
Prior Knowledge: no prior knowledge needed
Application Timeline: 2/4 - 2/11
Program to pair a LARA member with an e-board member as a professional development mentor to help the member enter the industry and have a point of call in the club.

Application opens 2/4

Management Consulting Group

Core Consulting Committee
Time Commitment: 11-15 hours per week
Application Requirements: Basic Information and 2-3 Short Answers
Prior Knowledge: No prior knowledge needed
Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
The Core Consulting Committee is a 10-week training program and tight-knit community aimed at bridging the professional development gap for freshmen/sophomores exploring consulting careers. Since its inception, the program has evolved into applying the casing approach to problem-solving found within a diverse set of professions such as consulting, tech, finance, marketing, and entrepreneurship.

​10-week program: Learn how to excel at every component of case interviews during weekly workshops, to analyze 8 industries, and to pitch corporate strategy.

Professional development: Attend firm events, collaborate in case competitions, and polish personal stories through one-on-one interview prep with upperclassmen and mentors.

Mentorship and Community: Join a network of CCC alumni and experienced senior mentors and access frequent committee-only social and professional events. Find a community of like-minded individuals who will stay with you throughout the rest of your college career.

Application opens 2/11

Management Consulting Group

Freshman Liason Program
Time Commitment: 10 hours per week
Application Requirements: Basic info + 3 short answers
Prior Knowledge: nope!
Application Timeline: 2/4 - 2/11
Calling all freshmen! As a freshman on MCG's Freshman Liaison Program, you'll play an integral role in shaping the future of the organization and bringing your ideas to life.

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If you're passionate about learning, strategy, innovation, consulting, career development, or MCG Culture, apply to be an FLP member!

As part of FLP, you can expect to:

Apply innovative thinking and problem solving to complex case competitions

Collaborate deeply with the MCG Executive Board and other fellow liaisons

Accelerate yourself into becoming a prospective MCG Executive Board member

Develop critical strategic thinking, design, and data analytics skills

Application opens 2/4

Marketing Society

Marketing Society Fall Mentorship Program
Time Commitment: 2-3 per week
Application Requirements: Five Short Answer Questions, Resume Optional
Prior Knowledge: No!
Application Timeline: 2/4 - 2/11
The Fall 2021 Marketing Society Mentorship Program will be a series of events including a broad overview into the marketing fields, a creative workshop on branding/graphic design, professionalism and interview tutoring, data analytics, and more! Get an entry-level course on everything you'll need to know about a career in marketing while also meeting new people!

Application opens 2/4

Net Impact

Mentorship Program
Time Commitment: 1 hour per week
Application Requirements: Google application form with 2 short-answers
Prior Knowledge: None needed
Application Timeline: 2/4 - 2/11
Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors will be paired with a junior or senior mentor who has been involved in social impact at NYU! Mentors will be sending mentees a semester calendar once pairings have been announced, and mentees must decide at least two dates throughout the semester where they will meet their mentor. You may meet more than two times of course, but we want you to meet together at least twice. We will also be hosting mentorship socials where you can spend time with your mentor and get to know other mentors/mentees.

Application opens 2/4

Net Impact

F.I.I.T. (Finance Impact Industry Team)
Time Commitment: 2-5 hours per week
Application Requirements: Resume and Three Short-Answers
Prior Knowledge: None
Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
The Net Impact Finance Impact Industry Team is a program that explores the intersection of impact and finance. The program will cover a range of topics from sustainable investing philosophies to its application to various asset classes. The program will also include a series of basic technical workshops to help familiarize program members with looking at financial statements, analyzing key financial ratios, and building basic models. Meetings will take place weekly through zoom. There will be two deliverables that members will complete in pairs. Each pairing will also be matched with a mentor. Absolutely no finance knowledge is required nor expected. Looking for passion and intellectual curiosity!

Application opens 2/11

Net Impact

Volunteer Engagements
Time Commitment: 1-2 hours per week
Application Requirements: There are no application requirements to join the Volunteer Engagements (VE) program. However, some of its volunteer opportunities do require short responses explaining your interest/relevant experience. Others do not have any requirements at all.
Prior Knowledge: No prior knowledge is needed. Some Volunteer Engagements (VE) opportunities may prefer volunteer experience, but it is not necessary.
Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
The Volunteer Engagements (VE) program connects students with different virtual, volunteer opportunities around the world. As a club focused on doing good, we want to offer our members the ability to make a difference in society. Our current partnerships offer a range of time commitment levels to fit into any schedule you may have. They work with causes such as foster youth, senior isolation, and educational equity.

Application opens 2/11

Net Impact

N.I.C.E Consulting Program
Time Commitment: 4-5 hours per week
Application Requirements: Two short answers and resume
Prior Knowledge: None
Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
Net Impact’s N.I.C.E. Consulting works at the intersection of social impact and consulting. Consultants work directly with founders of social impact startups and organizations in the NYC area. Through the program, they solve real business problems and challenges, and gain professional development skills as well through workshops.

Application opens 2/11

The Private Equity Group

Freshman Mentorship Program
Time Commitment: 10 hours per week
Application Requirements: Resume and Three Short-Answers
Prior Knowledge: No prior knowledge necessary, just a demonstrated interest in the financial services industry
Application Timeline:* 2/4 - 2/11
This is a mentorship program run by the Stern Private Equity Group. It is a full-year commitment where the Liaison(s) will work closely with members of the Executive Board to help in administrative and project based work. It is seen as a training ground to become more heavily involved in the club.

Application opens 2/4

Pride Corp

Pride Corp Mentorship
Time Commitment: 2-4 Hours (general meeting, coffee chats, and workshops)
Application Requirements: 4 short-answer questions and optional resume submission
Prior Knowledge: N/A
Application Timeline: 2/4 - 2/11
The Pride Corp Mentorship is an exclusive opportunity for LGBTQ+ students and our allies to get an upperclassman mentor who will introduce them to the financial services industry, help them navigate their identity, and offer general guidance and tips.

This program will require a medium level of involvement/dedication from students. There will be events such as 1-on-1 coffee chats with your mentors as well as interviewing, professional skill-building, resume workshops, and tips on navigating the workplace as a member of the LGBTQ+ community.

Application opens 2/4

Quantitative Finance Society

Portfolio Team
Time Commitment: 15-20 hours per week
Application Requirements: Three Short-Answers
Prior Knowledge: Desire to Learn
Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
QFS Portfolio Team offers a great learning opportunity for anyone interested in investing and markets. There are three different Portfolio Teams: Long/Short, Global Macro, and Quant. Accepted candidates will join one of these teams to research and learn about different investment theses related to their portfolio.

No experience is necessary, and we encourage applicants with diverse viewpoints and interests to apply.

Application opens 2/11

SPEX

SPEX Research Team
Time Commitment: 3 hours per week
Application Requirements: Short answer questions on form and interview
Prior Knowledge: None, just interest
Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
The SPEX Research Team aims to teach students how to conduct proper research and help them write high quality papers.

Application opens 2/11

SPEX

SPEX Mentorship Program
Time Commitment: Up to the student, 1-2 hours most likely.
Application Requirements: No requirements, just submission of interest form.
Prior Knowledge: None
Application Timeline: 2/4 - 2/11
An informal mentorship program to help guide younger students and ease some tensions that Stern brings.

Application opens 2/4

STEBA

STEBA Mentorship Program
Time Commitment: 3 hours per week
Application Requirements: Three short answer questions
Prior Knowledge: N/A
Application Timeline: 2/4 - 2/11
STEBA is a club for students passionate about planning entertainment industry events and finding a community of students who love entertainment. The mentorship program will help students achieve these goals, while also giving them a chance to learn more about the E-board as well.

Application opens 2/4

Stern Accounting Society

SAS Mentorship Program
Time Commitment: 1-2 hours per week
Application Requirements: A few short answers
Prior Knowledge: No
Application Timeline: 2/4 - 2/11
Freshman and sophomores just seek advice and mentorship from upperclassman and we will also host mentorship events throughout the semester

Application opens 2/4

Strategic Venture Society

Startup Studio
Time Commitment: 5 hours per week
Application Requirements: 3 Short Answers
Prior Knowledge: None
Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
Startup Studio is a program designed to show students the entrepreneurial landscape and different roles and careers within. We discuss venture fundraising and how different aspects of the business contribute to those decisions. There are deliverables spaced throughout the weeks to get students thinking about how to formalize an idea of their own. The program culminates with each student pitching their business model.

Application opens 2/4

Strategic Venture Society

Venture Team
Time Commitment: 10 hours per week
Application Requirements: 3 general interest short-answer, 2 VC-related short-answers
Prior Knowledge: None
Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
Venture Team is the flagship mentorship program for SVS that won ICC's Best Mentorship Program award for the 2018-2019 school year. Throughout the program, freshmen and sophomores will dive deeply into the world of Venture Capital and gain important skills in a variety of business subjects, including data science, design, valuation, and operations.

Application opens 2/11

Strategic Venture Society

The Venturist
Time Commitment: 10 hours/week
Application Requirements: Writing sample, two required short answers, one optional short answer
Prior Knowledge: Strong writing skills, interest in emerging technology, startups, and venture capital
Application Timeline: 2/11 - 2/18
As a VC and tech writer, team members will be responsible for producing one original research article on a VC or tech-related topic of your choice every three weeks. Team members will pitch your article idea to the publication editors, after which they will have two weeks to write and one week to complete revisions from Venturist editors. Aside from the formal writing process, they will also participate in skill building workshops as part of this program that will help you improve your research and writing skills, including data analysis and visualization, conducting informational interviews, search engine optimization, and more. After their semester with the Venturist, they will have one or more writing pieces that you can include in your professional portfolio and a plethora of new skills that can be applied to roles in venture capital, digital marketing, and media.

Application opens 2/11

Supporting Excellence and Advocating for Diversity

SEAD Mentorship Program
Time Commitment: 7-10 hours weekly
Application Requirements: Three Short-Answers
Prior Knowledge: How to write professional emails/correspondence, How to conduct a coffee chat
Application Timeline: 2/4 - 2/11
Mentees will be paired with mentors who are e-board members and upperclassmen. The two groups, mentees and mentors, will participate in coffee chats with each other to advance the career opportunities for the mentees. This will also include behavioral and technical interview question prep, hirevue prep, and casing. The mentees will also be given opportunities to connect with NYU graduate students at panel events during the semester.

Application opens 2/4

Undergraduate Latin American Business Association

ULABA Mentorship program
Time Commitment: 1-2hrs per week
Application Requirements: Just the form
Prior Knowledge: No knowledge
Application Timeline: 2/4 - 2/11
The program is away for the Senior members of the club to give back to the junior members of the club looking for mentorship. that mentorship can be about school, careers, or if they just want a buddy to talk to while the navigate the new environment.

Application opens 2/4

Undergraduate Stern Women in Business

USWIB Mentorship Program
Time Commitment: 1-2 hours per week (very flexible)
Application Requirements: Google Form (Basic Information and 2 Short-Answers)
Prior Knowledge: None
Application Timeline: 2/4 - 2/11
Those who apply and get accepted into the USWIB Mentorship Program will go through the coffee chat process, request to be paired with a mentor, and attend a mentorship reveal. The program mutually pairs freshmen and sophomore students (mentees) with a junior or senior student (mentor), which allows for students to learn more about classes, New York City, and anything/everything from an upperclassmen. Overall, the USWIB Mentorship Program will help foster relationships personally, socially, and academically.

Application opens 2/4