Section BEG1C

I went to the workshop, Values, Pressure and Choosing a Major. I didn’t understand what was going on. The presentor had a British accent that I couldnt interpret. Throughout the workshop, he kept quoting famous people for a hour and that was pretty much the workshop.

I thought feshman seminar was a helpful class because it was very insightful, providing useful important that definitely assisted me in the transition to Baruch. Although the class was great, it would have been better if the class was at a later time.

This class was overall okay. It showed me sites that I needed to know in order register and complete my assignments. The icebreakers were somewhat fun, but can be improved. The fact that it was a morning class didn’t help much cause the class was pretty much dead. It somewhat helped me, but I already knew most of the things that were explained and showed to us.

College is no joke. It may seem like its exactly like HS, but in reality it is so much different. The way that whether you go to class or not, if you do the work or not, the grades you get, it all depends on yourself. No one can help you but yourself. You will have to take the initiative to do things on your own and can’t rely on anyone. Even if you don’t like what they give you or their way of doing it, you still can’t control it and have to keep on going.

This workshop made us think about what we might want to major in. We looked at the decision from different perspectives of our lives, like religion, and race. I personally didn’t see the major I wanted differently, no matter what perspective I was in. This workshop also had a few quotes.