How to join the Investing Club in BitLife

Normally, joining a club in BitLife isn’t too challenging, especially if you’re looking for a sports team. However, some specialized teams exist, with the investing club being one of many. Fortunately, with the right strategy and plenty of luck, you can join this exclusive team without too many issues.

How to find the Investing Club in BitLife

You can find the investing club as a school activity in secondary school and university. Like other clubs, you can join it by heading into School, Activities, and scrolling through the list until you see Investing Club. From here, it’s just a matter of selecting it and joining the club.

The real challenge comes from having enough luck to find the team. In BitLife, a school’s activity tab is randomized and won’t include every option the game offers. With that in mind, one secondary school character will have a completely different list from another, with some overlap. Sports teams like soccer, basketball, and volleyball usually appear more often, with special ones like the investing club being much rarer.

What happens if you don’t see the investing club, then? Do you just reset your game and try again on a new character? Do you give up on challenges like Bro Athlete that require you to join the investing club? Well, you certainly can, but there are several other ways to refresh your activity list first:

• Check your middle school, secondary school, and university activity list. You can even go to graduate school if you’d like.
• Drop out of university and re-enroll to refresh your club list.
• If you’ve bought the game’s Time Machine, you can go back in time, age up again, and refresh the list.

My go-to strategy was repeatedly dropping out of university, rechecking the list, and aging down a year after around ten attempts. From here, I would age up once more, enter university again, and repeat this until I found an investing club. Since my luck wasn’t the best, it took me around 100 tries the first time, but I eventually found it. I also tried investing in stocks with several characters, but this didn’t seem to affect my odds in any way.