hmm..who am I? I’m a daughter, sister, bestfriend, girlfriend, student, sudoku-lover, cook, friend, listener, advice giver, dork, gamer, movie fanatic, neat freak, immigrant. There’s alot more to me, I just don’t want to spoil it :p Get to know me and you can continue the list.
Failure is a big concern for me. I’ve always been a go-getter so I need that nice gpa. It’s a huge transition from highschool to college because this is it. You can’t fuck up in college like in highschool and go complain to your teacher for a makeup. This is real. Four years left and then I’m in the real world. I’m also nervous about this commute. It takes me almost two hours to get to school, I hope it’s not going to make me want to transfer. But so far I’m not complaining. What I know I will complain about it this work load. I hope I can keep up and it doesn’t stress me out. Damn, I should sign up for some yoga classes.
In highschool I was really involved with school, whether it be cooking club or mediation I was always happy to be in school. But that won’t compare to Baruch. I really want to get involved at Baruch, and I’m really excited about joining Team Baruch! I’ll be in school from morning till night. Maybe I should move to the city! Any roomies interested?
I’ve always been the most grown up out of my friends. You need a mom, I’m there to baby you. College makes people mature but I feel like I have already matured. My first year will give me that much needed freedom because I go to college in Manhattan! Just saying I go to school in the city is exciting. I’ve already met some people I know will be there for me for the rest of my life! I’m actually really glad I chose Baruch, it opens me up to alot of opporunities.
2 hours of commute??? are you doing it right? i know my freshmen year i took the long route for a long time before i realized my commute time could be cut in half! it only took me 30 mins to get to school going forward.
Baruch does have dorms – they’re located in the LES – lower east side & go for about $1000/month. I dont know if you already know this or if you’re at all interested?
I’m glad you chose Baruch too. It’s exactly like you said: opens me up to alot of opportunities. Going to a business school in the city as oppose to going to school upstate or out of state & then coming back to look for a job isn’t always that successful. Baruch is a great school & is nationally ranked!!
You should definitely be involved in school! I didn’t really like Baruch until I got involved in clubs and other organizations. And I agree with you about the commute. I seriously thought about transferring out. Since I live on Long Island it takes me 1hr 30min to get here. But I started to use my commute time for a power nap or sometimes for reading. That really helped me 🙂 Try to find something to do on the subway/bus. If that doesn’t work out, you should look for a place in the city 🙂
Yeah Katherine, I live in Staten Island so i take the ferry everyday. Next semester im going to make sure i dont have major breaks in between classes so im not in school all day long. And im def going to be joining a club soon! just havent figured out which one!
Wait, you really take the ferry?
yupp, everyday.