anyone down to do that 2 week Minecraft phase once semester is over

Hey everyone,
I'm a Baruch student, and honestly, planning classes every semester is unnecessarily stresstul. Between comparing professors, finding open sections, avoiding schedule conflicts, and working around a job or commute, it gets trustrating pretty quickly.
So I spent some time building ChillSemester, a website designed to make planning your semester a little easier. It works across all 26 CUNY colleges.
Here's what I've added so far:
• Class search: Find sections by professor, time, day, and availability.
• Professor rankings: Compare professors using
Rate My Professors data, simplified into a 1-5 difficulty ranking.
• Schedule builder: Generate possible weekly schedules around your classes, work hours, and other contlicts.
• Seat alerts: Get notified when a full class opens up.
• Registration dates: I also collected Spring 2027 registration dates from individual CUNY colleges into one page.
Browsing, professor ratings, and building schedules are free. It’s called chillsemester if you enter it on google

I need to take 3 300 or 400 level math or stats courses. Which ones to avoid, which ones to go for?

Any places close to campus that has good smoothies or protein shakes? TYIA! ☺️

Hey guys just wondering does anyone know of good places to get lab experience whether thru a professor at hunter or externally?

career foward

hi,

did anyone apply to this before and got it. what are your advice and how to increase your chance of getting in?
thanks

Edit: I think the title should have been "career forward"