As my first student life activity, I decided to attend a DSP session (Delta Sigma PI) after my friend told me that she was going to go later today. I walked in with my friend and was met by some familiar faces. Many of my friends were there chatting and eating the pizza that was provided. Would had ate a slice myself if I didn’t just have Thai food. As many of you know, DSP is a business frat. It’s goal is to bring professionalism and closeness to Baruch students. I think this is an amazing goal because in a city college where everyone just goes to school and then goes back home, this allows you to form closer bonds with each other. This session was a new working session to meet your brothers. One of the things I like about this frat is the fact that it is co-ed. Everyone there was also chill and friendly towards each other. I would definitely recommend you guys to check it out if you are interested in business. I believe that one of the most important things in business is connections and this is a great way to start forming those connections. During the session, I learned the history of the frat and what it represents. It was originally created by four people who wanted to prepare others for their careers.
I learned a lot during the session and had a wonderful time with everyone there. It was informative and interesting. I think there is a lot of value you can get out of it by joining. Personally, as someone whose major is not business but a minor, I would still consider joining it by pledging because of today’s session. It gave me new insight on what Delta Sigma PI is and how it works.