Spring 2024 Club Opportunities

ActSoc Mentorship Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 4 hours per week

Application Requirements: Questions about club commitment/availability, optional resume

Prior Knowledge: No prior knowledge needed

Application Timeline: 2/2–2/9

We aim to provide basic knowledge and explanation of useful knowledge for networking, resumes, and interviews.

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BlackGen Analyst Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 5 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume and 3-4 open responses

Prior Knowledge: No finance experience is necessary

Application Timeline: 2/9–2/16

BlackGen Capital analysts are provided with a standardized 10-week educational series, where students learn the fundamentals of finance. After receiving this thorough training, students have a unique opportunity to propose equity investment ideas to the BlackGen Capital investment fund. Along with our education, our students have direct access to corporate sponsors and exclusive career opportunities.

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B&F Mentorship Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman

Time Commitment: 12.5-17.5 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume, 4 short answer questions

Prior Knowledge: Willingness to learn, basic blockchain/crypto knowledge & interest

Application Timeline: 2/2-2/9

The mentorship program aims to cultivate a robust understanding of blockchain fundamentals in addition to providing resume workshops & networking events to onboard talented young members to NYU B&F's ecosystem.

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Investments Team

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 25 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume, two medium-answer questions

Prior Knowledge: Basic understanding of tokenomics, prior experience trading/investing preferred

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

Partnering with Collab Currency, OriginDAO, and in conversations with a16z to advise on token recommendations & pitches.

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Consulting Team

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior

Time Commitment: 20 hrs/week

Application Requirements: Resume, 4 short answer questions

Prior Knowledge: Basic understanding of real-world blockchain applications, ability to effectively communicate & collaborate in team

Application Timeline: 2/9–2/16

Injective Labs contacted our consulting group for; 1) a public-facing research report outlining the second-order effects of Bitcoin's ETF news and 2) internal guidance on where to position the company in this value stack.

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Development Team

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior

Time Commitment: 20 hours

Application Requirements: Resume, two short answers, GitHub/ Project Portfolio

Prior Knowledge: Basic development experience, knowledge of Solidity/Web3 programming languages is a major plus

Application Timeline: 2/9–2/16

Partnering with Base & NEAR to develop a decentralized application. Guidance & mentorship provided by Base & NEAR software engineers.

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Freshman Liaison Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman

Time Commitment: 10-15 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume (optional) & 5 short answers

Prior Knowledge: None, just a passion for technology and learning

Application Timeline: 2/2–2/9

Throughout the fall semester, our Mentorship Team will lead you through a comprehensive 10-week curriculum to immerse you within the business and technology industries. You will learn from workshops tailored to hone your soft and technical capabilities, as we help you develop a well-rounded skill set for the professional world. Our workshops will teach you how to craft a resume, engage in active career networking, learn high-level Python coding, Excel practice, and design a professional slide deck with the tools tech startups use everyday. You will also have the chance to join the Business Analytics Club's Executive Board meetings, where you will become familiar with the leadership and logistical aspects of Stern professional clubs. Throughout the program, we will guide students in completing a flagship personal project utilizing open source data and Python coding-- a project that will also enhance your portfolio and resume for future job opportunities. BAC’s premier first-year program serves as a great way to become more involved with BAC and enhance your professional and technical skills!

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Insight Team

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior

Time Commitment: 10 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume and a couple of short answer questions.

Prior Knowledge: No programming experience required - just have to be interested in problem-solving and working with data.

Application Timeline: 2/9–2/16

The Insight Team is a 10-week data analytics and data science program that introduces students to various technical skills in SQL and Python through weekly workshops and deliverables. Alongside that, students present a semester-long project utilizing what they’ve learned while working with an alumni mentor and expanding their preparation for technical interviews.

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Quantitative Finance Team

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore

Time Commitment: 10 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume, two short answer questions and two technical questions

Prior Knowledge: A basic understanding of probability and statistics concepts are helpful but not required

Application Timeline: 2/9–2/16

The Quantitative Finance Team aims to introduce students to the world of quantitative finance, and to help pursue careers in Quantitative Trading or Research (QT/QR). Our primary emphasis is recruiting preparation, which will involve math workshops and trading games. You will be able to learn from mentors who have landed trading offers across the industry, and are able to guide you to do the same.

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Machine Learning Team

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 10-15 hours per week

Application Requirements: One coding question, one short answer

Prior Knowledge: Prior python experience and a willingness to learn about machine learning

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

Join the ML team to explore more about deep learning and cutting edge research. The ten-week program will begin with a refresher of ML fundamentals, from gradient descent, to forest/kernel methods, to the theory of neural networks and its implementation in PyTorch. Next, the program will cover a breadth of applications of modern deep learning, from progressively adapting computer vision models to new imaging data, to training transformers on newly discovered languages. The second half of the program will take a deep dive into an enrichment topic depending on member interest. Past topics have included meta-learning, LSTMs for momentum-trading, and gentrification detection using Siamese networks. Using knowledge gleaned from these workshops, you will embark on an independent project and complete the program prepared to integrate ML/AI into your future careers.

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Workshop Team

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 10 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume, three extended responses, three short responses

Prior Knowledge: Basic grasp of economics and current events

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

The Capital Markets Club Workshop delves into the connection between finance and economics. Students work in small groups, enhancing their analytical and problem-solving abilities through a semester-long project with guidance from professional mentors and weekly training sessions.

In the Spring semester, students focus on finance and accounting, where students research a company of their choice and present a comprehensive overview of its financial position, encompassing financial summaries, operating models, and valuation

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Mentorship Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore

Time Commitment: 1 hours per week

Application Requirements: Two Short-Answer

Prior Knowledge: None

Application Timeline: 2/2-2/9

Get paired with an upperclassmen mentor to learn about economic development, NYU, and anything in between! The mentees will be able to shadow the e-board, receive professional guidance, and build a community amongst themselves. Mentees will also get the opportunity to attend mentee only events!

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Research Team

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 10 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume, Writing Sample, Two Short-Answers

Prior Knowledge: Literacy

Application Timeline: 2/9–2/16

Interesting in developing your research and analytical skills? Apply to become a Research Analyst to conduct semester-long research with a partner on an economic development topic of your choice. Deliverables include a completed research paper and an end-of-semester presentation.

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EDG ASTRA

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 2-5 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume 5 short answer questions

Prior Knowledge: Knowledge of historical and current events is encouraged

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

A collegiate think tank and advisory team for young leaders specializing in innovative, strategic, and sustainable solutions to global challenges in development.

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Editorial Team

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 10 hours per week

Application Requirements: Writing sample and two short answers

Prior Knowledge: Writing Course(s)

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

Interested in journalism and current events? Apply here to become a writer for our Editorial Team! Write Op-Eds on current economic development topics, trends, and debates!

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Investing Team

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 10-15 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume & 4 short answers

Prior Knowledge: Interest in startups, tech, and VC, writing a basic company pitch

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

Gain fundamental understanding of venture capital and the startup landscape; become able to form strong investment theses and form business strategies for products to go to market; build portfolio of market analyses, investment memos, and industry reports.

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Startup Team

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 10-15 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume (optional for freshman) and 4 short answer questions

Prior Knowledge: Interest in startups, tech, and VC, writing a basic company pitch

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

Gain fundamental understanding of venture capital and the startup landscape; Expose undergraduates to the startup ecosystem and provide them with the tools they need to one day 1) start a project of their own; 2) join a startup; 3) invest in startups.

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Entrepreneur In Residence (EIR)

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 5-10 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume and 4 short answer questions

Prior Knowledge: Building a startup, technical skills in the startup's field

Application Timeline: 2/2-2/9

A select cohort of founders gains unparalleled access to conversations, tailored workshops, and pitch sessions with top-tier VCs, successful entrepreneurs, and technical experts. Unlike traditional accelerators, our program offers a flexible, need-based structure, focusing on the specific challenges and opportunities of each startup; an exclusive opportunity for NYU founders to develop their ideas, expand their network, and be in a growth-centric community.

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Executive Committee Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman

Time Commitment: 10 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume and Two Short-Answers

Prior Knowledge: Basic understanding of concepts covered in Fall General Meetings, as well as a demonstrated desire to learn and a passion for the financial services industry

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

The Executive Committee is a semester-long training program focused on preparing students to build a career in the financial services industry. Executive Committee members will participate in weekly workshops focused on developing the technical and interpersonal skills to recruit successfully into investment banking, private equity, as well as other adjacent fields. Throughout the program, members will be taught everything from accounting to advanced financial modeling to proper networking etiquette, while also being provided access to valuable upperclassmen mentorship and an unparalleled alumni network. In addition to the rigorous training curriculum, our program fosters a great community of people coming from unique backgrounds, offering various social activities to bond and form lifelong connections.

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Portfolio Team Analyst Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 10-15 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume (only required for sophomores and above only), 5 short-answer questions

Prior Knowledge: No prior knowledge is required, only a demonstrated desire to learn and a passion for investing

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

Join our comprehensive semester-long training program designed to provide students with a holistic understanding of the essentials of value investing. Throughout the program, trainees will engage in weekly workshops tailored to cultivate a skill set for evaluating public companies from an investment perspective. These workshops cover a wide array of topics, ranging from fundamental accounting principles to competitive analysis and financial modeling.

As part of the program, trainees will undertake the exciting challenge of crafting a complete stock pitch, working on weekly deliverables that culminate in a final presentation to the upperclassmen and portfolio managers of the club. Upon successful completion of the program, trainees will become analysts within the portfolio team and will have the ability to bring in ideas to be considered for inclusion in the club’s real-money fund.

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Showcase Team

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior

Time Commitment: 3-4 hours a week

Application Requirements: Resume and Short Answers

Prior Knowledge: None

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

Showcase Team plans a week long speaker series for top luxury and retail executives. Team members will get the opportunity to tap into the LARA network and communicate directly with CEOs, Creative Directors, and Founders across industries. This program teaches public speaking, operations, and is a stepping stone to the Executive Board of LARA.

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Freshman Liaison Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman

Time Commitment: 4-6 hours per week

Application Requirements: 4 short answers and optional resume upload

Prior Knowledge: No prior knowledge is needed

Application Timeline: 2/2-2/9

As a Freshman Liaison in Management Consulting Group’s Freshman Liaison Program, you’ll play an integral role in shaping the future of the organization and bringing your ideas to life.

On any given week, you could be shadowing a member of the MCG E-Board, gaining valuable interview and application preparation, or honing in on critical business skills that will benefit you in any professional career. We challenge you to think and to invest in your future.

FLP offers:

Executive Board Insights: The unique opportunity to learn about the various roles executive board members take on, sit in and contribute to weekly E-Board meetings, and be exposed to future E-Board opportunities.

Career Development: The tight-knit nature of the FLP program will give you personalized one-on-one feedback for your resume, cover letter, and interviews to help you accelerate your career.

Weekly Workshops: Each week, master new skills in design, case competitions, presenting, data analysis and more to benefit you in future classes and internships.

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Core Consulting Committee

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore

Time Commitment: 10-15 hours per week

Application Requirements: Three short-answer questions, GPA, standardized test scores, resume (sophomore only)

Prior Knowledge: No prior knowledge

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

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. The program has since evolved into applying the casing approach to problem-solving found within a diverse set of professions such as tech, finance, marketing, and entrepreneurship.

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MktSoc Mentorship Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore

Time Commitment: 3-6 hrs per week

Application Requirements: Resume, short answers, and interviews

Prior Knowledge: Interest in marketing and professional development

Application Timeline: 2/2-2/9

The Marketing Society Mentorship Program offers select individuals access to comprehensive workshops, guest speakers, and the opportunity to join a close-knit community of mentees and Marketing Society E-Board members. This program is a great opportunity for students interested in marketing to learn basic skills like resume writing and interview practices, followed by more technical knowledge about marketing. Mentees will be paired with upperclassmen E-Board mentors, tailored to their personality, professional and personal interests, and needs. Mentors in this program are highly knowledgeable and excited to share their advice.

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Study Abroad Liaison Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 2 hours per week

Application Requirements: Three short answers

Prior Knowledge: Marketing related knowledge/experience & study abroad experiences

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

The Study Abroad Liaisons program allows students who are currently studying abroad at NYU global sites or IBEX locations to stay involved in MktSoc club activities. Students who are part of the program will be required to A) do @mktsoc social media takeovers to answer questions from peers (e.g. recruiting while abroad, life abroad, and etc.) B) write content for Marketing Society’s blog Agora.

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Marketing Strategy Consultants

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior

Time Commitment: 5-10 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume, Three Short-Answers (written case style), and interviews

Prior Knowledge: Interest in marketing and consulting

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

The Marketing Strategy Consultants (MSC) is an inclusive program for freshmen to juniors, aiming to bridge the gap between academia and project work. Focused on innovative strategies, particularly in digital marketing, participants undergo hands-on training, pro bono consulting, and close mentorship. Offering an array of benefits, including networking and tangible professional experience, the program extends through the academic year. Entry is competitive, with selection based on academic prowess, interest in marketing, and willingness to learn.

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Agora Editorial Board

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior

Time Commitment: 2-4 hours per week

Application Requirements: 4 short answer questions, 1 writing or blog article sample, optional resume or content portfolio

Prior Knowledge: Project management skills, ability to structure and write a blog post, copy editing experience, general understanding and interest in marketing trends

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

The Agora Editorial Board is a highly collaborative and creative team that allows students to create passion projects and articles for the NYU community to read. Editorial board writers will regularly contribute to publishing weekly articles that discuss marketing trends, delve into case studies, and provide insights into the industry. Writers will also have the opportunity to create semester-long projects in a multimedia form of their choosing. In addition to creating content, editorial board writers are required to attend all Content team-related meetings, which will be held regularly.

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Mentorship

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior

Time Commitment: 2-3 hours per week

Application Requirements: Three Short-Answers

Prior Knowledge: No prior knowledge

Application Timeline: 2/2-2/9

The Mentorship Program is a unique opportunity for you to form meaningful relationships with NI upperclassmen while developing your business acumen through biweekly workshops. Through pairing with a mentor, you will gain valuable perspective into your target career paths and receive mentorship on navigating NYU. More broadly, in becoming an active member of NYU's Net Impact chapter, you will be plugged into the national network of Net Impact members (over 100,000 strong), including Stern MBA students, alumni, and upperclassmen.

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Finance Impact Industry Team (FIIT)

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore

Time Commitment: 4-6 hours per week

Application Requirements: Interest in sustainability and finance. Application process will be one written essay round followed by one interview round

Prior Knowledge: No prior knowledge needed

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

Finance Impact Industry Team (FIIT) is a 10-week long program where students will be able to experience the intersection between finance and sustainability. Program material will include valuation, basic accounting, pitching, general recruiting advice, ESG analysis, and more.

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N.I.C.E. Consulting (Net Impact Collaborative Experience)

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior

Time Commitment: 4 hours per week

Application Requirements: A written application with several questions, and those who pass to the next round are required to participate in an interview.

Prior Knowledge: None

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

NICE (Net Impact Consulting Experience) is a remarkable opportunity tailored for students interested in a career in consulting and incorporating the ideas of sustainability in the business world. During this 10-week program, students are invited to be a part of a dynamic community by working with peers in small, close-knit teams, learning the fundamentals of slide design, casing, and skills that will help them become a successful social entrepreneur. They will also have the chance to interact with business founders that will challenge them to create sustainable strategies to solve real world business problems.

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Freshman Mentorship Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman

Time Commitment: 4 hours a week

Application Requirements: Resume and Three Short-Answers

Prior Knowledge: Basic knowledge about private equity covered in our general meetings and posted on our website.

Application Timeline: 2/2-2/8

We try to develop the most capable and dedicated freshmen to become future leaders of our club by assigning them mentors from our board with the slow transfer of responsibilities from board members to mentee occurring in previous years. Typically, our more support-based E-Board functions such as secretary, treasurer, and marketing director are filled by sophomore graduates of our FMP. We also will make sure that the FMP members are well versed in finance concepts necessary to be a leader in our club.

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QFS Portfolio Team

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 5-10 hours a week

Application Requirements: Resume and Three Short-Answers

Prior Knowledge: None

Application Timeline: 2/9 - 2/16

Join 1 of 3 Portfolio Teams (Long-Short, Macro, and Quant) and learn to develop investment ideas and manage our paper money portfolio. As a member of a Portfolio Team, you will meet with i) your individual portfolio to discuss various investment ideas, and ii) all members listen to pitches from the other portfolios and provide feedback.

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Leadership Development Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore

Time Commitment: 15 hours/week

Application Requirements: Resume and Four Short-Answers

Prior Knowledge: None

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

Our Leadership Development Program is a seven week course built for self-discovery that helps our students learn and live by their values.

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SEAD Mentorship Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore

Time Commitment: 2-5 hours per week

Application Requirements: None

Prior Knowledge: Nothing!

Application Timeline: 2/2-2/9

SEAD's Mentorship Program will offer our E-Board as mentors to underclassmen, giving them industry based training, general leadership skills, and goal refinement. Mentors will be available to mentees to answer any questions they may have.

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STEBA Mentorship Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 1-2 hours per week

Application Requirements: Three short answer questions

Prior Knowledge: Basic understanding of entertainment industry

Application Timeline: 2/2-2/9

The STEBA Mentorship Program is a semester-long commitment that offers entertainment expertise and leadership training to underclassmen. The program consists of 1:1 pairings with a member of the STEBA E-Board, weekly professional workshops, and a semester-long Capstone Project.

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Stern Accounting Society Mentorship Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore

Time Commitment: 5-10 hours/week

Application Requirements: Resume and Three Short-Answers

Prior Knowledge: None

Application Timeline: 2/2-2/9

The SAS Mentorship Program is designed to empower students on their academic and professional journeys. The program will provide underclassmen the opportunity to be paired with a mentor based on personal preferences and career interests. Our program connects experienced mentors with mentees to create a collaborative, friendly environment where students will gain industry knowledge, academic support, and career guidance. Participants are encouraged to attend weekly club meetings and have structured weekly check-ins with their mentors. We have specialized workshops led by club leaders and industry professionals, focusing on skill development, career exploration, and personal growth. Topics include resume building, interview preparation, networking strategies, and more. Mentees will have exclusive access to networking opportunities to build a valuable professional network and form meaningful connections with other club members. We will also have mentorship social events to strengthen the mentorship bond and enhance the overall experience for participants through group activities and fun NYC trips. We look forward to reviewing your applications.

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SBLA Mentorship Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 1 hours/week

Application Requirements: Four short answers and one interview

Prior Knowledge: No prior knowledge needed

Application Timeline: 2/2-2/9

Freshmen and sophomores are paired with an upperclassman eboard member and juniors and seniors are paired with an NYU law student. Mentees can ask their mentor about anything regarding school or career, and three workshops will be held throughout the semester.

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SPEX Analyst Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore

Time Commitment: 10-15 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume, transcript, 3 short answers

Prior Knowledge: None

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

The SPEX Analyst Program is an intensive 10-week training program. Analysts will be exposed to industries in business/finance where an understanding of politics is crucial. The program will leave members with the necessary financial, economic, political, and professional skills to enable their own exploration of potential careers and professions.

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SREG Mentorship Program

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 3 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume and 4 Short Answers.

Prior Knowledge: No prior knowledge needed, interest in real estate highly valued

Application Timeline: 2/2-2/9

SREG offers our Mentorship Program for students with limited prior experience in real estate. In the Mentorship Program, students will learn the fundamentals of the real estate industry, build strong connections with peers and SREG alumni, and develop an array of skills and knowledge that can be employed across the business world.

The program’s curriculum will include discussions on real estate asset classes, investment risk profiles, valuation techniques, fund structures, and the effects of leverage on investments. Students will build key Microsoft Excel skills by working through components of a real estate financial model and will also develop an aptitude for public speaking by giving mock pitches to the group.

After completing the program, students will possess the competitive edge to pursue internships not only in the real estate sector, but across the finance industry.

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SREG Strategy Board

Grade Levels Accepted: Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 10 hours per week

Application Requirements: Resume and 5 Short Answers

Prior Knowledge: Prior real estate experience in internships or classes is required

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

The Strategy Board program is an intensive 10-week long workshop designed to prepare students for interviews, internships, and full-time roles in real estate private equity and investment banking.

Concepts covered will include but are not limited to: financial accounting, corporate valuation, mergers & acquisitions, real estate acquisitions, and private credit. An emphasis will be placed on financial modeling and individuals will be responsible for delivering property-level investment pitches at the end of the semester.

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Venture Team

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore

Time Commitment: 15-20 hours per week

Application Requirements: Six Short-Answers

Prior Knowledge: N/A

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

Venture Team is the flagship program for SVS. Throughout the 9-week program, freshmen and sophomores will dive deeply into the world of Venture Capital and tech, gaining important skills in a variety of business subjects, including graphic design, financial valuation, product management, and investment analysis.

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The Venturist

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 5-10 hours per week

Application Requirements: 1 short-answer question

Prior Knowledge: No prior knowledge

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

The Venturist is SVS’s in-house publication that showcases Gen Z perspectives on industry trends and hot startups. We’re looking for writers who are passionate about the startup/VC space, have a strong writer’s voice, and want to share their unique ideas with the NYU community.

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USWIB Mentorship

Grade Levels Accepted: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior

Time Commitment: 5-10 hours per week

Application Requirements: One short answer

Prior Knowledge: N/A

Application Timeline: 2/9-2/16

Internal mentorship program in which freshmen and sophomores will be paired with an upperclassmen of their choosing after a Coffee Chat selection process. The form linked is the Mentor sign-up form for Spring 2024– all upperclassman interested in being USWIB mentors should fill out the form as soon as possible.

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