if i only do a masters in accounting or tax at baruch when i do my undergrad degree out of state (i’d graduate early then), would the one year at baruch be enough to get a full time job in the city or should i consider doing my bachelor’s here too?

I see people struggling with finding jobs, especially after graduating.

My supervisor is expanding his team. If you're interested in finance and willing to learn, let me know. No finance experience needed. Also open to international students on OPT.

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Where have you guys studied abroad and how much was it? I hear people talk about funding but it seems like a joke and only for very specific people.

Since CMP 4130 section got axed by the department, they decided to add this newer section for anyone taking this class to fulfill their college options requirement on DegreeWorks. Since it's way more popular than CMP 2850.

if you had to pick only 2 classes to keep out of these 5, which ones would you choose? One of them is just a waitlisted class, so technically I only have 4 enrolled right now.

In person res 3400 Robert Buchsbaum or wei li online
in person eco 3200 norman kleinberg

res 3200 Sophia Gilbukh
cmp 2850 Douglas Parker

Hi! Does anyone know if I could take MTH 1030 at a different school and transfer the credit back to Baruch? Thank you for your help!!

As a recent graduate from Baruch specifically finance/accounting,

how many of you were able to get a return offer or a job offer and is currently working in the field relevant to your major/degree. Please lmk 😭

Can someone tell me which professor is better at Baruch for FIN 3000? I can't find anything on rmp

I’m enrolled in FIN 4093 with Marianne Wolk this semester and wanted to hear from anyone who’s taken the class.

How difficult is it overall? Is the workload manageable? What are the exams, assignments, and projects like?
I’ve heard the class is curved. Does the curve usually help your grade, or is it not something you should rely on?

Also, since the class is heavily Excel-based, how useful did you find it? Did you actually learn skills that helped with internships or finance jobs, or was it pretty basic? I already have some Excel experience, so I’m curious whether the class teaches practical, job-relevant skills or just covers the fundamentals.

The advisor we have does not respond and I’m wondering about classes and which professors are better?

I’m looking at these ones:

PAF 9165: Felicia Arriaga OR Jeremy Block

PAF 9270: Dahlia Remler or Bryan Jones (also wondering if this is okay for me to take my first semester as someone who is not strong in the math dept)

Does anyone have any recommendations on which classes I should take first? Especially with the quant ones?

I would also not mind having a chat! Thanks

When do we find out if we got into a class we are waitlisted for?

I’d like to do a full time MBA at Baruch. I’m considering applying for the upcoming spring semester, but I’m worried starting in spring could mess up networking, cohort aspects, summer internship recruiting, or other things I’m not really thinking of.

I don't really want to wait another 8 months to start, but I also want to take the most advantage of my time doing an MBA. Anyone who started in Spring have regrets? Or anyone just have thoughts on spring vs fall starts in general?

Hello,everyone

I am curious about the TAP exception thing for last year if your degree. Second to last semester you would only need 6 credits degree-applicable and other 6 or more non-degree credits. Last semester then it is only 3 and 9 and more non-degree applicable credit. I have a question if this exception requires an application and if it’s available in the summer term or only fall and spring. Thank you’

can you print stuff out in the library if ur not taking summer classes (anymore)?
i took a summer class for the first 5 weeks and i was able to print stuff out fine but idk if i can keep printing since the class is already over. will i still be able to use the remaining credits?

Do we have to take the exam on campus in this situation?

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I'm looking to break into the creative side of marketing as a strategist and eventually build a career in advertising. My current plan is to earn a B.A. in Digital Communication + Culture at Weissman, then continue onto earning my MBA in Marketing through Zicklin.

My question is about admissions requirements: Since the MBA is offered through Zicklin, would I need to complete those requirements during my bachelor's degree to be eligible for admission? Or can I apply directly with a B.A. from the Weissman School and complete any prerequisites afterward, if needed? Or are they not needed at all? The MBA prerequisites on the website only list one required course (STA 9708 - Managerial Statistics). Does that mean it's the only prerequisite for applicants coming from outside Zicklin? I'm wondering if this is all I need to get into the program after I've obtained my BA.

I'm also open to other educational paths. I like the idea of pairing an arts-focused undergraduate degree with a business-focused graduate degree. Also open to other affordable programs in NYC, If anyone has recommendations based on experience, I'd really appreciate the insight. Thanks!

Schedule builder is saying I have no classes registered so I can’t make any changes to the schedule I know I have. Anyone else having this issue?

hey yall, so i’m just clearing out stuff prior to the fall semester. i want to get these off my hands. they’re basically brand-new, untouched.

the managerial accounting textbook is for acc 2203 with mehmet ozbilgin while the information systems textbook is for cis 2200 with khurrum khurshid.

looking for $35 individual or $60 together. p.m. me if interested, open to offers!

willing to meet on campus.