a. Tell us how your experience at Baruch College has lived up to your expectations? Not lived up to your expectations? Exceeded your expectations?

I didn’t really expect that much coming into Baruch so I didn’t have my expectations at any point really.

b. How well do you think your first semester at Baruch College went?

I think it went really well. I wish I could’ve work a little harder because I felt like I let my social life in the way more.

c. What would you do differently during your first semester if you could do it all again?

I guess not procrastinate as much as I should.

d. How have you changed since you started at Baruch College?

I don’t think I changed that much just knowing that I know I have to work harder and study more. I have to take college more seriously.

1. How did your community service work help the community? I made cupcakes to sell at a bake sale.
2. What were your initial reactions upon hearing that you would be engaging in a community service project? I wasn’t sure what I was going to do but I love to bake so when i heard that i could bake i got really happy.
3. How did it make you feel to give your time and energy to others? It feels good knowing that i helped people.

4. What did you learn about yourself, the people around you, and the service site? There are a lot of things you could do to help your community even if it’s small like baking cupcakes it still helps.

5. What stands out as the best and/ or most trying experiences that occurred while engaging in your community service project? What did you learn from these experiences? My friends helped me bake so it was just a fun experience i didn’t really learn anything from it…

6. How did engaging in this project relate to your education and the larger issues in society? The money that goes into the bake sale goes towards the cure for aids.

7. How did your community service experience relate to the “Leadership and Service” session? There’s a lot you can o to help a community.
8. How has your community service experience changed your thinking, attitudes, and actions towards others, yourself, the community, and community service work as a whole? There’s a lot of things you could do to help and anything really helps small or big.

9. How has your community service experience impacted you personally? What is the most important thing you learned about yourself throughout this experience? In high school i volunteered a lot of with this experience it made me want to help out more with the community.
10. Were you satisfied with your experience overall? Why or why not? yes, because i know i helped.
11. do you see yourself staying involved in the community during your college and adult years? Why or why not? I’ll probably volunteer when i’m older as well but not every day maybe once a month or something.
12. Sum up your service-learning experience in a one-two-sentence headline:  helping bake cookies was fun. helping out is really easy..

1. How did your community service work help the community? I made cupcakes to sell at a bake sale.
2. What were your initial reactions upon hearing that you would be engaging in a community service project? I wasn’t sure what I was going to do but I love to bake so when i heard that i could bake i got really happy.
3. How did it make you feel to give your time and energy to others? It feels good knowing that i helped people.

4. What did you learn about yourself, the people around you, and the service site? There are a lot of things you could do to help your community even if it’s small like baking cupcakes it still helps.

5. What stands out as the best and/ or most trying experiences that occurred while engaging in your community service project? What did you learn from these experiences? My friends helped me bake so it was just a fun experience i didn’t really learn anything from it…

6. How did engaging in this project relate to your education and the larger issues in society? The money that goes into the bake sale goes towards the cure for aids.

7. How did your community service experience relate to the “Leadership and Service” session? There’s a lot you can o to help a community.
8. How has your community service experience changed your thinking, attitudes, and actions towards others, yourself, the community, and community service work as a whole? There’s a lot of things you could do to help and anything really helps small or big.

9. How has your community service experience impacted you personally? What is the most important thing you learned about yourself throughout this experience? In high school i volunteered a lot of with this experience it made me want to help out more with the community.
10. Were you satisfied with your experience overall? Why or why not? yes, because i know i helped.
11. do you see yourself staying involved in the community during your college and adult years? Why or why not? I’ll probably volunteer when i’m older as well but not every day maybe once a month or something.
12. Sum up your service-learning experience in a one-two-sentence headline:  helping bake cookies was fun. helping out is really easy..

I’m not sure exactly what to write. So I’ll start off with Hi my name’s Ashley. So I’ll just write about High School because it’s the first thing that pops into my mine and I can’t think of anything else. I went to a High School called Baruch College Campus High School. Which is exactly an avenue up. I really loved High School. My school was small only 100 people per years so it was about 400 people in the whole school more or less. Probably more. But since it was so small I knew my whole graduating class and even the juniors and sophomores. It was really really small. The only problem with it being small was that news traveled fast. Even the teachers knew about everything. My teachers were gossipers too. Wait, my whole school was pretty much gossipers. But anyways I miss high school it was so much easier. There was last homework and I didn’t really do anything in High school. But in college I actually have to study and I actually have to touch a text book. Which sucks. I miss all my friends because most of my closest friends moved to upstate. And not upstate like Albany which is only about 3 hours away. But upstate like Ithaca which is 6 hours away or Syracuse or Binghamton which is so far away. And going up there actually cost sort of a lot and I don’t even have time to visit so the next time I’ll see them is probably thanksgiving break. Which is short. It sucks that I really don’t have time it’s school, studying, and work. If I was back in high school it would just be school which was nothing. Anyways I like Baruch because there are a lot of breaks which I didn’t have in high school where I could sleep or study or whatever…. I don’t know how to end this monologue so I’m done =D.