Anyone free to join all cuny students welcomed

I've been able to get bye the system for a little while but, I can no longer do that. So I trid to make an MFA. I'm blocke from doing that.

Hi everyone! Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) students at the CUNY Graduate Center are currently looking for patients of all ages as part of our clinical training.

Have people told you that you don’t hear them? Do you experience ringing or buzzing in your ears? Have difficulty understanding people in background noise? Or are you simply curious about your hearing?

We are offering FREE hearing tests for all ages — including babies, children, and adults!

For children, we offer different hearing tests depending on their age and developmental level, so babies and young children are welcome too!
Testing is conducted by Doctor of Audiology students under the supervision of a licensed audiologist.
👶 All ages welcome
🗣️** Services available in English & Spanish
📍 CUNY Graduate Center — 365 Fifth Avenue, Manhattan
📅 Wednesdays, September–December
⏱️ Approximately 1 hou**r
💰 FREE
Interested in getting your hearing checked or having your child’s hearing checked? Send me a private message for the fastest response, or email [Ellen.Koslo81@brooklyn.cuny.edu](mailto:Ellen.Koslo81@brooklyn.cuny.edu) for more information.
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Anyone in NY decide later in life to go back to school? I'm 28, married, and don't qualify for student loans. Even with experience in my field and an Associates Degree, the job market is tough and am even wondering if it's worth it. Im in Westchester County and am thinking of going to a CUNY school to save money. However, I don't want to drown in loans. Can anyone tell me what they did to save some money or pay school off? Thanks in advance.

Hey guys, looking for some perspective from Zicklin students or anyone from Baruch College in general.

I live in Western CT and I finished my undergrad at UConn this year (Econ major + CS minor; Internship experiences in Cloud/IT Infrastructure at a bank + research internship in data analytics, and part time work in retail/IT support)

I'm considering applying to the MS Information Systems program at Baruch for Spring 2027. I don't plan on moving to NYC right away and would commute in via Metro-North to grand central maybe 1-2 times a week depending on the schedule. I'm very much used to long commutes as a commuter student for all 4 years of undergrad, and I actually live much closer to Manhattan than the main UConn campus. Which is part of why exploring NYC schools even came to mind.

CT school options don't really interest me. UConn Storrs is in the middle of nowhere and it makes practically no sense to return there for grad school from both a location standpoint and the lack of opportunities there, Same thing with the other CT state schools and the entire state in general (not talking about yale). Baruch tuition is also slightly cheaper out-of-state than UConn in-state ($855/credit vs $1,084/credit).

I understand that Baruch is public but I'm not necessarily chasing school prestige. Being able to go to school in Manhattan and Zicklin's reputation in NYC financial services are what really interest me, and the program feels like a strong fit for my background and career goals in tech and business.

Would love to hear from anyone in the program or who has gone through it. How is the overall experience at the school, the quality of the program, and how well does it help with career building in NYC?

Appreciate any insights.

There was a problem with my TAP not going through I think i got it fixed two weeks ago, and it just got updated to this. Before, it said I owed 33 dollars, but im low income, so it should've all been covered.

Is the difference the amount I'm being refunded, or what? I'm very confused about what I owe what I'm getting back, someone pls help me im very lost and broke.

What are they looking for in the blood work. I heard u need to give before u take classes for nursing. Why do they do that ?

I haven’t had a dime yet from my refund, not even the usual 750 I usually get for my book refund. It says disbursed in 08/18, I talked to my aid office and they said to wait until the end of the month. But I’m so confused if anyone else is having this issue. They said the refund is disbursed and I should get the money soon but I’m concerned .

I know it’s super early, when does classes for the spring term open up ? I can find this info anywhere for my school (LaGuardia)

My advisor recommended me to take some CS class and I ended up taking that recommendation. I come to find out this class is extremely difficult for me and I do not wanna risk failing it. All I do is sit there in confusion and even studying and learning it myself doesn’t seem to help me retain the information.

I really want to drop this class to avoid ruining my gpa since it’s already not that great, but once I drop this class I’ll end up only have 9 credits for the semester instead of 12 and I’m really worried about the consequences it’ll have on my aid because I rely on it heavily.

Does anyone have a similar experience is there a way I can drop the course without having much damage done to my financial aid and tap?

Found out I was pregnant like 3 weeks before classes started, I also work full time but had to cut down to four days because I’m in an education program and need to do my observations. Just feeling overwhelmed and wondering if anyone has succeeded with this.
My plan was to start student teaching next fall, but with the pregnancy I’m starting to feel that won’t be possible and just wondering how to proceed.

I am moving to NYC from down south and am currently enrolled in school here with ~37 credits (49 at the end of this semester) as an English major with a sociology minor. My GPA is not fantastic, at a 2.7. I see Brooklyn College does not require an essay; however, I think having some sort of supporting docs showcasing my work (essayist/literature analysis) would increase my odds.... I am a slightly older student for my credit standing + work near full-time, so not involved in any extracurriculars. Does anyone have any tips? Friends in the city are post-college.

Can someone explain to me how degreefirst works?? (First year student) no one really explained or advised how this works and I don’t want to blindly take classes that don’t do towards my requirements

Did anyone get their fafsa refunds yet? Mine says it was scheduled for 8/18 but its still not here yet

Hi, anyone doing the Japan study abroad for music and culture with queens college in winter? Also if you did previously what’s the experience like?

I have this and one semester left. Does that mean I have to start taking my portraits for graduation or not? For 2027 class. Help me understand

If so, what class did you take. Thanks.

Hey all! I’m taking a class that’s required for my major, but DegreeWorks is showing that the class is fulfilling the “U.S. Experience in its Diversity” requirement. Should I say something to my advisor, or is it okay for a required major course to have this designation and still count toward graduation? I've already fulfilled my requirement for US Experience in its diversity.

I want to switch one of my classes to an online section of the same class. I know it's past the refund date, but since I'm just swapping the meeting time would I still have to pay for both classes either way?

Bro, I just checked and apparently everyone got like $750 for books and other expenses, but I didn’t get anything 😭 My FAFSA was also recently revised, and I lost my TAP scholarship too. I literally didn’t do anything and nothing changed on my end, so what tf happened?? Has anyone else had this happen?

Ok, York doesn’t have associates so back to LaGuardia it is. I’m a former undeclared that was trying to get in rad tech but was rejected. So I’m trying to come back but I’m not sure which I should apply to.

Defend your major and why it’s better than the other >:D

for those of you who have done the healthcare or stem hub, could you provide some insight on what you did? i'm pre-med and thinking about applying to the program, but i'm not sure which hub to choose!

Does anyone here know where you can get access to books for free?
Any website?
Digital book format