At Benedictine there are also student organizations, which are designed to enhance students' learning and personal development.
Some of the many include student government, NCAA varsity athletics, the African American Student Union, the American Chemical Society, the American Medical Student Association, Amnesty International, Best Buddies, the Business Club, Cheerleading, The Candor, Circle "K", the Coalition of Latin American Student, the Dance team, Daughters of Isabella, Eye of the Eagle, Gospel Ensemble, the International Club, the Investment Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Knights of Columbus, the Mathematics Club, the Muslim Student Association, the Nutrition Club, the Pan-African Students Movement, the Physics and Engineering Club, Pi Sigma Alpha, the Political Science Student Association, the Pro Life Club, Programming Board, the Psychology-Sociology Club, Relay for life, Theatre Club, Tri Beta, Society for Human Resource Management, Sigma Gamma Sorority and Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. ErinFitzgerald, as sophomore at Benedictine said, "I like the fact that you know most people on campus, like you get to know them. Unlike as if there were so many people, like at a division one school. You really get to know and make good friends."

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