CUNY Hunter College Top Questions

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If you know your major and are coming to Hunter specifically for it, do not only see a general advisor as a freshman; also go to the department that you intend on majoring in and speak to them about the exact requirments you need in order to have a direct known path, or intention for the next 3 years you will spend at Hunter. A lot fo the students are not told this when they first come into the school, therefore, many of the students at Hunter are graduating a semester, even a year later than normal.

amazing diversity! the cuny honors college.

Maria and Jackie talk about the diverse Hunter community.

A student discusses the student body’s interest in learning, Hunter campus life, the surrounding area, & lack of pride

On the 3rd Floor Bridge, an interview with our Hunter intern Irina, who is a psychology major

If you like Manhattan and being on the go, Hunter is for you.

The palestinian club has signs with swastikas on it. thats a hate crime and not free speech. it should be taken down now!

Hunter is not all that bad. People are just busy and tired from being busy. Doesn't make us any less intelligent than those in private universities.

sometimes i feel like there really isn't much opportunity to make friends, mostly because you only get to see them for one or two classes, sometimes twice or once a week for an hour. and when that semester is over and you don't take the same classes with that person anymore and you move onto different students who eventually does the same thing. i met my friends because we had a block in our first semester, so we would be in the same classes everyday, we would see each other everyday, talking about the current classes etc. its a block where the students are working towards the same goal so its quite easy to befriend them.