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this was another long line and wait. i went in got my passport signed and left very quickly!

this was another one of the few interesting workshops i attended. it actually taught me something about the great things baruch has to offer. i was informed about things from tutoring to study abroad program

this event proved even further the un-organization of workshops at baruch. long line, again! i also feel like this type of workshop wasn’t helpful because im not interested in art

for this workshop i attended the verizon presentation. this workshop was actually interesting! one of the few that i actually enjoyed

this workshop was a complete waste of time! this was one of the first workshops offered and everyone thought it was mandatory so there was a large overcrowding of people. i was advised to just get my passport signed and … Continue reading →

Although this workshop tried to instill ideas that were important, they were just repeating things that were said to us many times in the past. This would be a great workshop for high school freshman, not college freshman. It was … Continue reading →

This workshop proved to be very worthwhile as well.  I walked around from table to table and learned about several student assistance centers here at Baruch.  I learned the roles of the SAAC and the Student Writing Center, their locations … Continue reading →

The Personal Enrichment Workshop was all about internships.  Internships are extremely important especially in todays economy where jobs are scarce.  Internships often lead to immediate jobs, thus securing one now could lead to a paying job down the road, even … Continue reading →

The career planning workshop actually proved to be worthwhile.  The presentors stressed the idea and skill of networking and how it can be utilized to open up opporunities particularly in business. I feel networking can be utilized in any field, … Continue reading →

The art gallery tour was another disaster.  By the time I had arrived to the tour, there was a gigantic line to get in, and personally, I had little interest in actually viewing pieces of art.  In the end, I just … Continue reading →