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by valentina.barbero Posted on September 21, 2011

Hi! I’m Valentina. I was born in Argentina, but i grew up in Ecuador. My parents decided to move to Ecuador when I was about 2, and about 4 years ago me, my mom and sister moved to New York. I’m not going to lie, the new language and everything made it hard, but I got used to it and now I love this city.

I’m a really happy, friendly and energetic person. I’m honest, responsible and crazy at the same time (in the good sense). I think my family and friends r the most important thing for me. I also rather have 5 true friends than 100 people called “friends,” and i love people for who they are and not what they do or have. I love dancing, traveling, eating and the beach. Some day I want to travel the world, or at least as much as i can. I cant wait to meet all these places, people and cultures.

This is my first semester at Baruch, and I’m loving it. I transferred from BMCC and I’m a business major, but I’m still not sure if I want to go for accounting or economics. I would say my favorite class this semester is logic so far because i find it really different from how I expected it to be. I’m also enjoining psychology and all the in class experiments. I haven’t join to any club or organization this semester because my schedule between school and work don’t let me, but I’ll try next semester.

I attached this picture because I think it says a lot about me. Its me and my dad in Cusco-Peru, excited to go to Machu Picchu for the first time

This pretty much describes me and I’ll see you next class.

Chao! =)

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"I liked your post and how u did it with all your pictures =) Its funny because i love long walks to relax too. How do you do with two jobs and school though? I just transferred to Baruch this semester and became full time at my job like 2 months ago and so far is fine cause school just started although I already need some more sleep. But I have the feeling that it's going to get really bad haha idk"
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