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by tanay.rudra Posted on September 22, 2011

My name is Tanay Rudra, I am an international student and this is my first semester at Baruch. I was born in India but haven’t really stuck to one place for more than 4 years! This is due to the fact that my Dad works for the UN and that has obvious consequences, one of them being moving every 3-4 years. I started out in India and then went to Bangladesh (then back to India) , England (then back to India again) and now the United States.

My intended major is business administration but that’s still far off into the future, adding some flexibility to it. I enjoy doing a lot of things in my spare time ranging from sleeping to reading and listening to music. But off late I seem to be a bit deprived of that much sought after time!

Anyway this was somewhat of an introduction to who I am and I’m looking forward for what this course has in store for us.

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