Section APR2A

This was the workshop we went to when we were denied access to the personal enrichment. I think this was one of the most important workshops I went to.  We covered almost everything in this workshop. We learned how to dress, anticipate questions, prepare questions, manage anxiety and how to describe ourselves correctly when going to an interview. It helped me to see the importance of following all these steps. Overall it was helpful and effective

I would never have thought I would come across this play again, but I guess Ibsen is more famous than I thought. I read the play before during high school, so I was very familiar with the performance to the point where I recognized nearly all of the lines and their hidden implications.  If I never read the play before, I’m positive I wouldn’t have understood or enjoyed it as much as I did then. This is how I feel about Shakespeare plays as well: you can’t really enjoy any of the old, sophisticated plays without firs reading them, though, ironically, the plays themselves are not meant to be written, only to be performed.

The club fair was a fair that each club in the school had a stand set up to get us to join that specific club. They gave out candy and little things to get us to join.

i think that student services fair is what it was called but it was a fair where we can explore all the different ways baruch offers help to its students

einesteins dreams was a play that brian rhinehart directed that I saw it was very interesting and well acted. It was very professional.

Doll house was a play that baruch students acted out in the theatre at school.. it was very good

the freshman reception workshop showed me how to register for classes next semester

the library tour was a workshop that showed us around the library and how to use the things baruch has to offer

One of the workshops I attended was the Club Fair. There were a good amount of people there, but it was a good chance to go around and check out all the clubs that Baruch offered. I didn’t join any, as I’m not really a club person, but it was nice to see what I could join should I choose to join a club.

One of the workshops I attended was actually just a lady talking to us about which classes are required and when we can take certain classes. It was EXTREMELY helpful, because up until that point, I had no idea what I was supposed to be doing about choosing and registering for classes. She also did a good job of answering everyone’s questions.