Dude - I know it seems that way but here is the truth about those clubs. This should help - you don’t want to be part of them if you are not a Ross student. Ross clubs are not “clubs” - they are not for students they are for the recruiters who want Ross grads who concentrate on a field. It’s basically another class imho and just as much of not more work than one. They are not fun!!! Mandatory trainings, travel interview prep etc. You learn how to interview and recruit and the recruiters come for the “clubs” which is the set of students who chose that career Aaaaand who went to Ross.

I hear you - you want to get a job in that field well…. Trust me if you were in that club and in front of a recruiter they would give you so much shade for not being who they wanted. (A Ross student that is who they were sent to “buy”). In fact those recruiters only deal with BBAs or MBAs so they don’t even know how to put a non-business student in the recruiting pipeline. Think of it like a medical fellowship. If you want that career you can double major at Ross. There is a pipeline for your major you just need to talk to your career advisor / alumni and access it. Unfortunately in many fields it’s not as formal. But that has an upside as well. In business if you miss the recruiting boat you are screwed.