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Wharton Undergraduate Founders and Funders Association Application

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Application and Interview Required

Wharton Undergraduate Founders and Funders Association requires an application process to join the club. You can subscribe to this club to get notified when applications open and close. This club typically recruits its members during both semesters.

Wharton Undergraduate Founders and Funders Association provides the following information on how to get involved with the club:

Fall '24 applications are currently open for our Investment, Consulting, and Marketing Committees! In addition to our committees, we have 4-6 speaker events per semester open to anyone who signs up for our listserv. Listserv members also receive access to startup and investing internship opportunities.

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If you would like to join this club, you can read the "How to Get Involved" section for more details!

Fall '24 applications are currently open for our Investment, Consulting, and Marketing Committees! In addition to our committees, we have 4-6 speaker events per semester open to anyone who signs up for our listserv. Listserv members also receive access to startup and investing internship opportunities.

If you are a member of this club, use the button below to confirm your membership request.

If you are not an existing member of this club, please do not press the button below. This is not the application process for Wharton Undergraduate Founders and Funders Association.