<p>Does anyone know how i can start a club at UCSD, does it have to be made at the beginning of a quarter?</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>lol im about to start a club too so i can share with you all i know. to my knowledge you can start a club whenever [me and my friend are going to start in a couple of months], but if you would like to take part in some events, there are deadlines! [its on the link i will give you,]</p>
<p>[Student</a> Organizations](<a href=“http://students.ucsd.edu/student-life/involvement/organizations/index.html]Student”>Get Involved with Student Orgs (keep?))</p>
<p>basically just check out that link. it has literally everything you need to know. if you browse around you can find out if you need a professor to 'advise" you and all that stuff [its a requirement for some topics like academics.]</p>
<p>now to register your org you need all this:
Complete these steps in preparation for registering your organization:</p>
<pre><code>Choose a name. See info (PDF) about using UCSD in your name and duplicate organization names.
Determine whether your group is a graduate, undergraduate, or combined student organization. See About Student Organization Principal Members to help you decide.
Select 4 to 8 currently registered UCSD students who will be principal members of the organization. You will need their e-mail addresses, and they will need to complete tasks (including taking the tutorial/quiz below) for your group to complete the registration process.
Select an off-campus, permanent mailing address for summer correspondence.
Determine the purpose and category of your organization. Check your specific registration category requirements for any applicable prerequisites, including type of community advisor, rosters, other documents, or special meetings.
Find out if your organization needs a community advisor (see criteria). If so, ask a staff, faculty, or community member who is not part of the Center for Student Involvement to complete and return the Community Advisor Signature Page to the CSI office.
Develop or review your organization’s constitution. Make sure it includes the required 6 elements. Renewing organizations may view their constitution during re-registration. See constitution guidelines(PDF).
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<p>yes, it is as annoying as it can get.
once you get your club up and running i believe you get websites and emails addresses and all that fun stuff [either you apply for it or you ask someone, i can’t remember which]</p>
<p>so what is your club about?</p>