Become a Mentor or Mentee!

Applications are released at the beginning of the Fall semester!
For any questions or concerns, please email our LBSA Executive Administrator at ucblbsa.executive@gmail.com

Apply to be a Mentor or Mentee

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About the LBSA Mentorship Program

The LBSA Mentorship Program is designed to foster a supportive relationship between a lower-division student or new transfer student with an upper-division student. This program is meant to develop relationships where mentors coach, advise, and inspire mentees to excel professionally and academically. We are a familia and we are here to support each other.​

Get Involved
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Mentors - Are you interested in supporting students with their Haas Application? Do you want to help students achieve their professional and academic goals?
Mentees - Do you need guidance in how to apply to the Haas School of Business? Do you need help in excelling academically while securing an internship position?

To join the program, fill out the application form during the Fall semester. For any questions, contact our LBSA Executive Administrator at ucblbsa.executive@gmail.com

Mentor's Responsibilities

1. Mentors must communicate with their mentees at least twice a month through preferred communication methods (in-person, email, etc.) 
2. On a professional level, mentors must provide feedback to their mentees regarding their resumes and cover letters and teach them how to use Handshake in order to prepare them for professional success
3. On an academic level, mentors must provide guidance and advice regarding the Haas Application (if applicable) or provide insights into different majors at UC Berkeley
4. Mentors must communicate any questions or issues to LBSA's Executive Administrator regarding concerns of the LBSA Mentorship Program or their mentees

Mentee's Responsibilities

1. Mentees must communicate with their mentors at least twice a month through preferred communication methods (in-person, email, etc.) 
2. On a professional level, mentees must create and receive feedback on their resumes and cover letters and learn how to use Handshake to be prepared to successfully recruit at UC Berkeley
3. On an academic level, mentees must receive guidance and advice regarding the Haas Application (if applicable) or ask for insight regarding different majors at UC Berkeley
4. Mentees must communicate any questions or issues to LBSA's Executive Administrator regarding concerns of the LBSA Mentorship Program or their mentors