Freshman Seminar Spring 2011: F6A

my first semester at baruch was very enlightening> I learned a lot about balancing time and getting things done. I still have a lot to work on but a long way to go. My goal is to be able to maintain a full time job while going to school; whether its part time or full time.
Before attending Baruch, i lived a dull life at home with my parents. Taking up this semester at Baruch changed me in ways that was unimaginable. I loved the environment although i was not present very often.
I intend on making my next semester better and more exciting. Joining clubs and being more active in what i am being offered is definitely something worth waiting and paying for.

Before watching this film, I had a brief understanding of the conflict between homosexuals and religions. My best friend is gay and his family does not accept him for it because of their religion. Even though his family knows that it makes him happy to be with another man, they despise him for it.
After watching this film, i grew a higher respect for homosexuals. Knowing what they go through to be with the one they love is extremely tedious. Homosexual Muslims are in fact in a situation that is beyond horrendous. This definitely opened my eyes up to the experiences of a homosexual beyond what i have witnessed in the household of my best friend>

It was really helpful to know what you will need and what you will not to put in your resume or in an interview. Most of the things she talked about i already knew it, but anyway sometime is helpful to hearing it again.
First of all my goal is to graduate, what i will do about my carreer before or after my graduation i have no idea. I have experiences working for big companies so having a good resume is not an issue. I never heard about Starr Carreer Development Center before, so i think if in the future i would like to do some kind of intership or something it would be easier if i have this kind of program that helps us to perform well during an interview and gets us in touch with the right hiring managers.

https://dgw.baruch.cuny.edu/ (to figure out what requirements you may have to take, check out the pre-business like the one I showed you in class.)

http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/bulletin/documents/ug_bulletin_2007_2010.pdf ( page 53)( you may follow the suggested schedules)

http://student.cuny.edu/cgi-bin/SectionMeeting/SectMeetColleges.pl?COLLEGECODE=02 ( to start looking now for classes and get two or three possible schedules) Sometimes this link does not work. You will have to log in www.cuny.edu Log-in into the portal. Scroll down to the Headline: Student Applications. Under there you will find eSched (Course Schedule). Click on Baruch College and for Semester click on Summer 2011/Fall 2011.

http://zicklin.baruch.cuny.edu/programs/undergrad/core.html (the core curriculum for all three schools!)

http://zicklin.baruch.cuny.edu/programs/undergrad/degrees/entrance.html (entrance to Zicklin)

http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/wsas/academics/undergraduate.htm (Weissman School requirements)

http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/spa/academics/undergraduateprograms/admissionrequirements.php
(Public Affairs Requirements)

http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/ugradprograms/ ( check out the undergraduate programs for more info.)

I think that is it for now! If you have any questions, make an appointment with the Center for Academic Advisement and here is their contact information: http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/advisement/contact.html . They are very busy around registration time so I suggest if you are confused in any way, they should be able to explain things more clearly.

http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/advisementsession/

and review L.U.C.Y.’s on-line advisement session.