Monthly Archives: October 2009

Being a freshman in college is not easy, and choosing classes for the first time is nowhere as easy as I thought it would be. Its simple I used to think, just take the classes that are requirements for your … Continue reading →

My last freshman seminar class we had an advisor come in. He was very informative about the classes we all need to take to meet certain requirements. He explained Tier one, two, and three to us with a bit more … Continue reading →

Let’s face it. The process of picking the picking classes is a daunting task. From choosing the right teacher to picking  a decent time and  on top of it all getting the correct class, it’s all somewhat scary. There are so many options … Continue reading →

This past seminar session, we had a speaker from the center for academic advisement come and speak to the class.  He talked to us about the tier I, tier II, and tier III classes we have to take, and prerequisites … Continue reading →

The advisement session I thought was informative. However, it was also very scary. Such scary things mentioned  were the 3 chances we get for taking three courses, failing to pass the sim net exam. The information the guy gave was … Continue reading →

The advisement session last thursday was extremely helpful to me. I was able to learn better how to navigate e-sims and also what classes I would need to take to get into the business school at Baruch. The simnet test … Continue reading →

I found the advisement session on October 21st, 2009 extremely helpful. Any questions I had, the advisor was able to answer and if not he directed me to who would be able to. He  explained everything in a way that … Continue reading →

I found this advisement session more helpful than going through LUCY online to choose your classes. The speaker addressed all the concerns I had while trying to create a schedule on LUCY, such as the prerequisites for each course and … Continue reading →

One of my biggest concerns coming into college was choosing classes. Really. The whole idea of it being your own personal responsibility to make sure you have all the credits to graduate. It’s pretty daunting. What if you don’t have … Continue reading →

I found our advisement session was very helpful, it answered all of my questions.  I was a little confused about picking classes and about my credits for calculus.  I liked the fact that he  took out the time to look … Continue reading →