Section APR2C

I learned a lot from the Academic Enrichment. The teachers were great and helpful on what type of majors I was interested in. I was glad that I went to this seminar, because i do not know what i want to major in.

Student Life was cool it was a good experience. The activities were interesting and cool.

Another fair I attended in September was the club fair. This was an interesting fair because they had many of the clubs Baruch offers at the main gym. Some clubs I saw there were management club; computer science, art, and some cultural clubs. Like the pervious workshop there were so many students all rushing to get in to the main gym. Luckily there was a side door to get passed all the rushing students, so I didn’t have to stay and wait there till everyone swiped in. After I walked around and saw the clubs I saw some break dancing and freestyle, this was the best part of the club fair.

A little late on this post. Unfortunately, I didn’t realize we had to write blogs to pass this class. This workshop would’ve been a lot better if there weren’t hundreds of students trying to bum-rush in to the center for academic advisement, and if the lines were a lot more organized. Even though, they were broken in to small groups the advisors talked about the usually tiers I, II, and III, and about majors and minors.

12:50-2:20. It ended early. WOO-HOO!!! and i got to finish my easy sudoku.

Basically, this was a long and boring, with instances of interesting thrown in there, workshop. The real problem was the woman who was administering the workshop. She had no spirit, no heart. I would not hire her if i was interviewing her.

She gave us a lot of tips what to do during the interview and afterwords. The thank you note was something that i had heard of, but had never really thought it was very important. Another important part was what you should do afterwords. She pointed out that we should come back, and even though I had heard of this, I had not seen an official bring it up.

The other points were not that important, and anyone with common sense could have thought of them. Don’t do certain things with your body, maintain eye contact, don’t be stupid. Basic, basic stuff.

Don’t wear a black suit. I thought that was interesting.

Since i already talked about the club fair “workshop” that i went to a monthish back, i might as well just also talk about this 3rd workshop that i went to that’s called the annual.. student service workshop or something as long as that. Although not as many people rushed for this workshop compared to the other two it was.. ok i guess. I just wandered around for a bit and seeing all these random people talk about whatever they wanted to present there, and get my card hole punched for a raffle.

Alright, i guess i’ll just talk about the club fair that had happened quite a number of months back, at say…… october (?) i don’t remember the exact date. Like with the first workshop that i went to, i just remembered there being an absurd amount of people just… there in front of the gym and getting their cards swiped. Although i did get this neat subway map at the entrance of the gym, not that i’ll have much use for it. So… yeah, I’m not even sure if this club fair is even considered as a workshop at all, i’m certainly crossing my fingers that it is.