MTV Networks, Bloomberg News,

WABC-TV, Entertainment Weekly, Sony

Music Entertainment, the New York Daily News, Seventeen magazine, and more.

Every day Baruch journalism students

intern with magazines, online publications,

radio and television outlets, and print

newspapers that provide students with

exciting, real-world media experience and

opportunities to report, write, and appear

before the camera and on radio.

These internships have maximum impact

on students’ future. More than making

coffee or photocopies, competitive intern-

ships offer Baruch’s students the chance

to develop marketable skills, establish a

network of contacts, and demonstrate that

they can add value to an organization.

And Baruch College journalism students

aren’t the only undergrads with these

opportu nities, which cross all majors

and schools.

WE MEAN BUSINESS AND MORE 2012Reporting Success

#3 Public Regional University in the North—U.S. News & World Report 2012

Top 15% of Undergraduate Colleges Nationwide—The Princeton Review 2011

Top 100 Best Business Program—U.S. News & World Report 2012

Best Business School for the Zicklin School —Forbes Magazine 2011

Best College Buy—Forbes Magazine 2011

Top 25 for Entrepreneurship—The Princeton Review & Entrepreneur Magazine 2012

When it comes to national college

rankings, Baruch gets an “A.”

Year after year, the College edges closer

to the topmost spots, besting thousands

of other four-year institutions. Rankings

on the rise offer some of the most

reliable and unbiased proof that Baruch

is enhancing the College experience

for current and future students.

When we’re noticed, you’re noticed. Of course, rankings also offer a lot more than bragging rights

for our students. Because when we’re noticed, you’re noticed.

Our rankings will help you:

= Get that special internship

= Get noticed by recruiters

= Get hired for your dream job upon graduation, and= Gain admission to top graduate schools

In the talkback section of the Princeton Review, “What Baruch

Students Say,” Baruch students described this school as “the best

college value in New York City” and praised their “unparalleled

internship, career and networking opportunities.”

If you have dreamed of going to

college in New York City but were

concerned about housing, worry

no more. Baruch students can opt

to live in a state-of-the-art residence

hall easily reached from the College

by subway or bus. The residence

halls feature modern, comfortable,

and affordable student facilities;

rooms are equipped with a refrig-

erator, microwave, Internet service,

and cable. Whether you come to

us from Cedarhurst or China, you

can enjoy high-quality, independent

New York City student residences.

For more information, call

Educational Housing Services at

800-385-1689.

HomeSuiteHome

CHeCk It out

To find out more about Baruch College, visit our

website at www.baruch.cuny.edu. You may also

contact the university directly by e-mailing the

admissions office at admissions@baruch.cuny

.edu or writing the Office of Undergraduate

Admissions, Baruch College, One Bernard

Baruch Way, Box H-0720, New York, NY

10010-5585.

“Going global” is a popular catch-phrase at colleges because the modern world demands a knowledge of multiple cultures. Baruch students gain the competitive advantage of global experience through our Study Abroad Office.

In Summer 2011 alone, 105 Baruch students studied in 28 different cities in 16 countries, ranging from Argentina to the United Kingdom. The most popular destinations were China, Italy, and Spain. International internships are also available.

ad

ve

nt

ur

e

aB

ro

ad

rankings = opportunity

Among Nation’s BeSt

Studio H, Baruch’s million-dollar simulated newsroom.

Photos courtesy of Gene Boyars, Mario Morgado, Manuel Romero, CUNY, and the Office of Study Abroad at Baruch

Baruch’s athletic teams—nicknamed

the Bearcats—won four CUNY Athletic

Conference (CUNYAC) championships

(men’s volleyball, women’s basketball,

men’s and women’s swimming) and

finished in second place in seven other

sports to help round off a successful

2010–11 sports year.

The men’s volleyball team won its

fifth CUNYAC championship in the

past six years. In addition, for the first

time in Baruch history for any sport,

the team reached the “Final Four”

round of its respective postseason

national championship tournament.

Bank of America

Citi

Con Edison

Deloitte

Ernst & Young

Goldman Sachs

JPMorgan Chase

KPMG

Morgan Stanley

PricewaterhouseCoopers

Top EmployErs of BaruCH StudentS

CareerC

or

nerBaruch students are famous for juggling

school, a social life, and sometimes an internship or part-time job. So what’s smarter than a technology that eases academic and social interaction for time- pressed students? And it doesn’t hurt that it’s cool.

ooVoo lets as many as 12 participants text chat, record video calls, and file share on video calls anywhere, anytime, across platforms.

Using a PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, or Android device, students can complete group assignments or study together, meet faculty for virtual office hours, and attend career counseling sessions off site.

Baruch-ooVoo has the power to revolu - tionize learning, teaching, and social interaction.

FUn

It’s All Here. Baruch College has social,

academic, and cultural clubs and orga-

nizations that cover every interest and

activity. Our over 170 student groups

include the Debate Team, Future Business

Leaders of America, Hillel Club, Hip Hop

201, Latin American Students Organi-

zation, Movie Makers Club, Music and

Performing Arts Guild, Muslim Student

Association, Pre-Law Society, the school

newspaper and radio station, and South

Asian Student Club. And if you don’t find

something that meets your interests, you

can start your own club.

Student clubs enter national competitions

and attend national conferences.

Beyond individual clubs are such large-

scale College-sponsored events as the Club

Fair and Spring Fling Street Fair. You’ll

also find student leadership training pro-

grams, charitable fundraising activities,

and discount ticket programs to movies,

comedy clubs, and the theater.

Make friendships that last a lifetime and

develop invaluable professional contacts.

Study together, work together, party together!

Right Now!let’s get it staRted

R. Michael Shiwnath (St. Francis Prep, Queens, NY) Posey Wilson (Fayetteville HS, Arkansas)

Classmates That Inspire

Olga Lavinda (’11) is well on her way

to achieving her dream of becoming

a scientist. At Baruch, the Ukrainian

native majored in biology/chemistry,

published in prestigious science jour-

nals, and presented research at national

conferences. Today she’s a PhD fellow

at NYU.

Fulbright Winner Miguel Guzman

(Health Professions and Human

Services HS) is the recipient of a

Fulbright Research Grant. At Baruch,

the class of 2011 grad was a political

science major with the goal of promot-

ing social justice and economic growth

in Latin America.

tale

nt

Win

nin

g t

eam

sBetter Than Techno Voodoo

NCAA DIVISION III TEAMS

MEN’S WOMEN’S

BasketballCheerleadingCross CountrySoftball

Swimming and DivingTennisVolleyball

BaseballBasketballCross CountrySoccer

Swimming and DivingTennisVolleyball

Pablo Oliveira (Newcomers HS)

and Eryk Kowalski (Environmental

Studies HS) were each named Division

III Volleyball All-Americans for the

second straight year.

The men’s and women’s swimming

teams each won their second con-

secutive CUNYAC Championship.

Priscilla Arana (Bayside HS) was

named the top female swimmer,

winning CUNYAC Performer of the

Year and MVP of the Championship

Meet awards.

Off the field, men’s swimming and

cross country student-athlete Agustin Lastra (LaSalle HS, Argentina) was

named the 2011 CUNYAC Male

Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Agustin

earned a 3.74 GPA and helped lead

the swimming team to its second

consecutive championship.

The Bearcats are off to a spectacular

2011–12 year. The women’s volleyball

team won its first CUNYAC champion-

ship since 2005 behind the efforts of

Tournament MVP Melinda Santiago

(East Patchogue HS) and CUNYAC

Rookie of the Year Jessica Wu (Cerritos

HS, California). Additionally, six

Bearcats from women’s cross country

and women’s tennis were awarded

CUNY All-Star status for Fall 2011.

For more information on athletics

or to get the attention of one our

coaches, please log on to

BaruchAthletics.com.

Concerned about jobs and being career ready when you graduate?

Baruch’s Starr Career Development Center makes your dreams attain-

able with Internship and Career Fairs, Mock Interviews and Resume

Reviews, and such innovative programs as Junior Jumpstart and Peers

for Careers.

In the talkback section of the Princeton Review’s Best 376 Colleges

(2012), Baruch students voiced their praise for the “hard work and

dedication of the Starr CDC,” whose staff “works tirelessly to

prepare us for the working world” with “unparalleled internship,

career and networking opportunities.”

It’s hard to argue with Starr’s results.

Your Path to Success

ShiningStarr CenterStats for 2011

jobs and internships posted online

interviews conducted on campus

students signed up for career-related events

9,874

2,477

9,998

14 Teams, 21 Trophies

bearcats score