Author Archives: hojoon.jung

1. Tell us who do you think you are – My name is Ho Joon, you can call me Ho-J or Louis and I am from Korea. I have been here about 5 years.

2. Share your top 3 concerns about your freshman year at Baruch College and explain why – First of all, getting good GPA is one of my concerns about my freshman year. Now, I am not sure that whether I am doing right or wrong.  Second of all, another concern is relationship with professors. Because of my personalities, not talkative and shy, I have hard time to be friendly with professors. I should talk more. Finally, I concern that possibility of cutting out from Dean’s scholarship list. Subject that I hate the most in my life is history. However, I have Sociology, History, and Political Science in this semester. so, I think getting above 3.2 GPA is not going to be easy….
3. So far, what do you think will make your Baruch College experience different from your high school experience? – Hmm… maybe relationship?. Education?.. or… connection? are going to make my Baruch College experience different from my high school experience. I have attended baruch college about a month. However, I have felt that great GPA and relationship with friends or people are the most important thing in college experience. In high school, we actually do not need to concern study more than college. We could go to see teachers and please that we can take a quiz or test again and that worked out. But, in college, it does not. it is more like alone. Nobody is going to say or push me to do something and there are no excuses. So…relationships and education are going to make my college experience different from that of high school. What I think the most important in life are relationship and work (it could be study for students).

4. How do you think your first year at College will change you- I think my first year at College will change me as like an adult. Because everything is in my hand and I have do myself. More pressure on me…….. So, I think first year at college change me as adult.