CUNY Bernard M Baruch College Top Questions

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If you don't want to spend 40k a year on tuition, come to Baruch. The degree is great on paper to apply for jobs. Baruch students have an edge when they graduate, they work harder than Ivy League school graduates who use their school's name to get them a job. Most companies like our work ethic so they tend to choose us over other top universities. 40k a year is a waste, no body wants to be $160,000+ in debt when they graduate. You might as well buy yourself a Bentley with a license plate TY BARUCH on it. Get yourself an apartment in Manhattan instead of spending your money on tuition somewhere else. Don't deal with a R.A. who isn't going to be cool and let you drink in your dorm; you're 18+ years old, you're an adult, who cares if you want to drink on the weekends. Bottom line, Baruch is great place in the best city in the world - apply, get in hopefully and enjoy the city more than the school.

The Baruch campus itself is a little boring and dry and everyone is pretty isolated. That means if you don't know anyone, it is very hard to fit in. (I even invited a friend of mine to the campus and he said it wasnt't really anything to do but sit down or keep it moving) What is needed in Baruch is a little spark, I don't know what it is but its definitely something!

Baruch is a good school if all you want is a decent education, and that's it.

Baruch has a great location. There is a movie theatre in the area, 34th street and the mall is closeby. There are a lot places to dine, eat, shop and lounge in.

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Baruch is a great school if you want to graduate with no / minimal loans and get great work experience. On the other hand, you will be sacrificing dorm life and the true college experience. It has a great reputation as a business school, and most alums get great jobs after graduation. However, don’t be afraid to explore the smaller department which often have amazing professors.