This professional organization strives to initiate friendships among aviation students, provide its members with a competitive edge when entering the job market, and promote public confidence in aviation through service activities.

This professional business fraternity, founded on moral and honest principles, is open to all business majors. The fraternity hosts visiting speakers, fundraisers and social gatherings.

This organization seeks to further the interests of graduate business students outside the classroom.

The Auburn University Marketing Association is open to College of Business students in any major. AUMA provides real-life application of marketing curriculum through speakers, projects, socials, and bimonthly meetings. AUMA enables its members to network with marketing executives and gain real-world experience about business in general and marketing in particular.

This national honorary and professional organization is open to declared accounting majors who have completed ACCT 3110, are making progress toward an accounting degree, and have overall, accounting and upper-level accounting GPAs of at least a 3.0.  Transfer students must complete two upper-level accounting courses at Auburn with at least a 3.0 GPA.

Beta Alpha Psi promotes professional growth, academic enhancement, social activities, leadership opportunities and service activities. 

By Invitation Only

This scholastic honor society fosters excellence in scholarship in business studies. Graduate students must be in the top 20 percent of the class, seniors in the top 10 percent and juniors in the top seven percent.

This professional business fraternity promotes professional development and the study of business. Activities include business speakers, community service projects and social gatherings.

Eta Mu Sigma recognizes and honors individuals in Aviation Management whose outstanding achievement has made them a credit to their profession. Eta Mu Sigma encourages professional development, develops spiritual and leadership skills, and facilitates communication between individuals in the industry and its members. Members must have a 3.3 cumulative GPA as a junior and a 3.0 GPA as a senior.

The Executive Society, a host and leadership organization, enhances top College of Business students' knowledge of the business world through interaction with other College of Business students, faculty, Auburn alumni and other prominent business leaders. Undergraduate students in the College of Business are eligible to apply.

Executive Society Application (PDF)

This Auburn honorary and professional organization is open to freshmen and sophomore students who are interested in pursuing accounting as a major and have minimum overall and accounting GPAs of 3.0.  Organizational meetings are held in conjunction with Beta Alpha Psi meetings.

Financial Leadership Society promotes professional growth and service activities and purposes to prepare students for the recruiting process and membership in Beta Alpha Psi.

Applications for Fall 2012 semester are due August 20th at 4:45 p.m.  Apply online here.

This professional organization increases student awareness in finance and familiarizes them with possible career paths. The club sponsors an annual Finance Day as well as a variety of professional and social activities.

This organization fosters awareness of opportunities and challenges in the global business environment. The club encourages the professional development of students interested in this field through the sponsorship of professional and social activities.

By Invitation Only

The MIS Honor Society seeks to recognize students who have displayed excellence in the MIS program and to build relationships among MIS students, MIS faculty, AU MIS alumni and company recruiters. The society hosts company presentations, recruiting dinners, resume and interview workshops, and other events.

The Real Estate Society provides members with knowledge about real estate. Guest speakers share experiences in the various fields of real estate, including commercial, residential, construction and appraisal. Dinner is provided at each monthly meeting. Annual dues are $50,  which includes a resume compilation that is distributed to potential employers.

Sigma Iota Epsilon, the Student Division of the Academy of Management, is an honorary and professional fraternity. It is open to management majors who have a GPA of at least 3.0 at Auburn, have completed at least 30 semester hours with a minimum of one management prefix course with a grade of B or better, and who state their interest in continuing in the management curriculum by taking at least one more management prefix course.  Sigma Iota Epsilon encourages and recognizes scholastic excellence and promotes cooperation between the academic and practical aspects of management.

This organization encourages careers in personnel management and shows students how the human resources management profession works. Activities include speakers, field trips to local plants and philanthropy events.

Organization Email: cobshrm@gmail.com

Women in Aviation, which is also open to men,  encourages students to seek opportunities in aviation. It offers education outreach and scholarships.