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Currently an Accounting major, senior as of upcoming Fall semester. I’m okay at it, but it’s not really my thing. GPA requirement is achievable with C’s in my remaining classes but I don’t think i’ll enjoy the major classes for it.

I know it’s extremely late to think about it since the drop deadline being in 2 days.

Im already in the Zicklin school, is there any other majors I can choose from besides Finance and having to stay another year?
Im completing my minor in Spanish this semester.

Hey everyone! I'm currently building a free non exclusive members club for you to find your people.

Saw a few posts on here about feeling isolated at CUNY and it hit close to home.

CUNY is a commuter school. Everyone shows up, goes to class, and disappears. There's no dorm life, no built-in social scene, no one waiting at the dining hall. You're just… in the city alone.

And then you graduate and it somehow gets worse — because at least in school you had a reason to be in the same room as people.

I'm a CUNY student building something called The Common Collective which is a non-exclusive members club in NYC designed for exactly this problem.

Here's how it works:

• Take a short questionnaire
• Get matched into a small cohort (8–12 people) based on your actual interests, vibe, and schedule
• Your cohort gets a curated weekly event - dinners, run clubs, pickleball, hidden spots, coffee hangs
• You see the same people every week and actually build something real

No exclusivity. No application process. No $18/event fees. Just consistent curated weekly social life with people who match your energy.

It's built for CUNY students, commuters, people who just moved here, and anyone tired of doing the city alone. I really want to build this with you and not just for you! Please drop any suggestions or recommendations!

The official waitlist is https://thecommoncollective.up.railway.app/ and we already have 75 people signed up!

Just a quick disclaimer - this is completely free. It is not a for profit business and is 100% bootstrapped and paid for through affiliates and partnerships. I want everyone to feel like they have a "friend group" and at LEAST a plan every week!

Please voice what you guys would want to see or any recommendations on how it should be done!

Your preference for study groups? Would you all prefer to do random study groups? If so, why not use this post as a way to meet random Baruch redditors on campus and study together? Comment below! Although, keep in mind not to use the top floors of the LIBRARY as a meeting spot, but anywhere else like the top floors of Vertical Campus or 2nd floor of the library.

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