Since its introduction in 1926, the bachelor of science degree program of the College of Business Administration has been fully recognized and registered by the University of the State of New York.
Membership is based on, among other things, the maintenance of an outstanding scholastic record.
Other active chapters of honorary and professional fraternities with national affiliations include Alpha Sigma Nu, Phi Kappa Phi, and Beta Alpha Psi, the national honorary accounting fraternity. Student Government CBA is fully represented on the undergraduate United Student Government. The CBA Student Government serves as a medium of contact among the students and between the students, faculty and administration. Furthermore, through their representatives in the CBA Student Government and the CBA Council, students are afforded a voice in the operations of CBA and in the University at large. Student Activities University-wide organizations and activities are open to students of the College of Business Administration according to their enrollment in the day or evening program.