Saying HELLO :)

Hello fellow Psychology classmate and such. My name is Timothy Hilario, but you can call me Tim or Timmy. I am 19 years old and this is my first year here as a Lower Junior at Baruch, where I transferred from Nassau Community College completing my Associates in Business Administration there. Currently, I am majoring BBA in Accounting, but things can always change. The clubs and organizations here at Baruch seems like there are a whole variety of them that I can find my own niche in, but right now I am not involved in any yet. For mostly all my life, I have lived on Long Island. I live in Oceanside, Long Island which is 5 minutes away from Long Beach. For those of you who are familiar with the island, LB was the place that held the Quicksilver Tournament Pro this year, it was pretty awesome! (Im pretty gnarley at surfing, just kidding, but I do surf like an amateur though).

I have quite a few interests and hobbies. First and foremost, I really love traveling and seeing the different cultures, people, and sights in other countries and places. One of the reasons why I wanted to go to Baruch was because of its immense diverse ethnicities that you see to the right and left of you. One thing that I have in my bucket list is to visit as many countries as possible before I die. So far, I have been to 8. I am most definitely looking forward to doing at least one study abroad program here at Baruch in the future also. (One may not be enough). Other than that, I like to hang out and relax with friends, make new friends, drive around in my cars, and shop for sneakers. I also like to play tennis, basketball, and football. Anyone who wants to challenge me on a friendly game, just approach me. But, I must warn you that I do not accept defeat AT ALL. So be ready to cry. You can email me at [email protected] for anything. I check my emails religiously. If you want to follow me on Twitter: timhilario. (very original right?). Good luck to all and I am looking forward to getting to know many of you this semester at Psychology! 🙂