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I have to say, my first semester here at Baruch has gone by a lot faster than I thought it would, minus the fact that finals are dragging. Overall, I really enjoy it here. At first I hated the commute, but now that I like school and I look forward to seeing the friends I made, I don’t mind travelling here in the morning all that much. I was a little hesitant about having the same people in all of my classes because it reminded me of high school, but I only have about 7 of the same people in all of my classes, and I actually love it because I always has someone to talk to. A lot of people say the first semester in college is stressful and really hard, but I found it enjoyable. I liked most of my classes and professors so the work didn’t bother me too much. But I did have a lot of work all due at the same time, which I guess I kinda liked because it helped me learn how to organize my time better and I don’t procrastinate as much as I used to. Overall, Baruch really exceeded my expectations and I’m looking forward to the semesters to come!

I have to say, my first semester here at Baruch has gone by a lot faster than I thought it would, minus the fact that finals are dragging. Overall, I really enjoy it here. At first I hated the commute, but now that I like school and I look forward to seeing the friends I made, I don’t mind travelling here in the morning all that much. I was a little hesitant about having the same people in all of my classes because it reminded me of high school, but I only have about 7 of the same people in all of my classes, and I actually love it because I always has someone to talk to. A lot of people say the first semester in college is stressful and really hard, but I found it enjoyable. I liked most of my classes and professors so the work didn’t bother me too much. But I did have a lot of work all due at the same time, which I guess I kinda liked because it helped me learn how to organize my time better and I don’t procrastinate as much as I used to. Overall, Baruch really exceeded my expectations and I’m looking forward to the semesters to come!

I have to say, my first semester here at Baruch has gone by a lot faster than I thought it would, minus the fact that finals are dragging. Overall, I really enjoy it here. At first I hated the commute, but now that I like school and I look forward to seeing the friends I made, I don’t mind travelling here in the morning all that much. I was a little hesitant about having the same people in all of my classes because it reminded me of high school, but I only have about 7 of the same people in all of my classes, and I actually love it because I always has someone to talk to. A lot of people say the first semester in college is stressful and really hard, but I found it enjoyable. I liked most of my classes and professors so the work didn’t bother me too much. But I did have a lot of work all due at the same time, which I guess I kinda liked because it helped me learn how to organize my time better and I don’t procrastinate as much as I used to. Overall, Baruch really exceeded my expectations and I’m looking forward to the semesters to come!

One thing that changed me growing up was my first baseball game. I was never really a sports fan, and I never really understood what was going on, but I thought it would be cool to go to a game because I had never been to something so big and all the fans looked like they were having a great time at the game. So when my dad said he had tickets, I jumped on the opportunity to go. Before the game I tried watching ESPN and I just found it so boring and confusing, I thought I made a mistake by telling him I wanted to go. I couldn’t back out though, so when the day arrived I went to the game. I’m glad so I did, because while there my whole perspective on sports changed. I didn’t really understand what was going on, but just the atmosphere in the stadium really interested me. I got mad when the crowd got mad, and stood up and cheered when the crowd cheered. That night I got home and was completely changed. I wanted to know everything I could possibly know about every sport. Everyone figured I’d probably grow out of it, but I never did. Up until the day before the game I was obsessed with fashion and wanted to be the next Rachel Zoe, then coming home from the game, I decided I wanted to be a sports journalist, and I have ever since. It’s crazy to think had it not been for my first game, I probably never would’ve even cared to learn about sports, and now it’s what I want to be surrounded by for the rest of my life.