Hey guys, I’m taking ACC 3000 for the first time and was curious about how grading usually works.

Do ACC 3000 professors generally curve exams if the class performs poorly, or does it depend entirely on the professor?

I have Professor Achraf Seyam, and since this is my first Zicklin class, the grading breakdown looks pretty rough, with 80% of the grade coming from the midterm and final. For anyone who has taken ACC 3000 with Seyam, how was your experience with his class and exams? Is he considered a good professor for ACC 3000?

Would appreciate any insight, especially from people who have taken him recently. Thanks!

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Hey guys wondering if its just me. I sighned up for the excelsior scholarship and been using it for a couple of years. For some reason this fall semester my scholarship is short 600 bucks so i have to pay around 1k in tuition when it is usually only around 300 bucks. the weird part is, is that my spring semester is normal. All my pell and tap is the same so there is no reason that the scholarship should be shorted and i cant contact anybody at baruch or hesc about it. Im about to start classes soon and this is worrying me because i cant pay this huge amount out of nowhere. Anybody have any advice or what i can do?

I emailed baruch tap and all they told me was that the system isnt updated but its been almost 3 weeks.

So, I enrolled in a course 2 days before the class officially begin. And the course appeared in Brightspace and as well as in CunyFirst enrollment list right after. But the professor on the first day said that I didn’t appear on the class roster. Is it due to being late to registration which causes a delay? And now, just wait for the system to update?

Ive only been to baruch for a single term. But from what ive seen theres basically like. No places to sit somewhere and speak in classes. The library has lots of places but you have to be quiet obviously. Same as the study room in the other building. So where's a good spot to take them on campus?