About
Founded in 2010 at the University of California Los Angeles, Sigma Eta Pi is the first entrepreneurship fraternity on the West Coast and aims to support UCLA students’ entrepreneurial pursuits.
We’re a diverse group of students of all majors with many interests but one in common- being drawn to and cultivating an entrepreneurial spirit.
Members of Sigma Eta Pi have started over 21 different ventures. These include two backed by Y-Combinator (one of which was acquired by Square for $90 million), five fully funded projects (two by Venture Capital, three by crowd-sourced funding), and the largest hackathon the nation has ever seen. Apart from our student entrepreneurs, a majority of our members end up going to rising startups.
On a more regular basis, we provide internal mentorship, alumni connections, private office tours, workshops, external info sessions, campus events, and most importantly, a community for entrepreneurially-minded students on UCLA’s campus.
The club's own words, from UCLA's directory (2025).
How to join
Usually open: come to a general meeting in the first few weeks. Some business clubs run a separate application for their project or case teams.
This is the typical process for this kind of club. Their Instagram or email will have the specifics.
Details
- Who can join
- Undergrads
- Type
- Registered org
- Listed under
- Business, Pre-Professional
- UCLA registry ID
- 2830