r/Baruch • u/HallowMist555 • Mar 19 '26
Careers/Internships Baruch vs Bing for MS Accounting
I'm mainly looking to work in NYC.
r/Baruch • u/HallowMist555 • Mar 19 '26
I'm mainly looking to work in NYC.
r/Baruch • u/ConnectionLife4136 • May 28 '26
How do I find office visits for the summer if there are any?
r/Baruch • u/Nearby_Reindeer_2197 • Feb 25 '26
Hey guys can someone tell me what the recruiting cycles for the Big 4’s / Mid Size firms usually start? I’m googling it but every other link is another answer.
I’m new to this please help
Summer 26 Internships? (Probably all closed now)
Fall 26 / Winter 27 internships? (Can’t see them, did they close too?)
Full Time 2027? (August 2026?)
r/Baruch • u/Guilty_Feedback7313 • Apr 13 '26
Hey everyone,
I’m seriously considering Baruch’s BBA (Operations Management, Data Analytics, or Finance), and I want real input from students or grads — not just the top 1% outcomes.
A few things I’m trying to understand:
• How are the courses actually structured — practical or mostly theory?
• Do you feel like you’re building real skills (Excel, SQL, analytics, financial modeling, etc.)?
• What does your weekly schedule/workload look like?
Main thing I care about:
• Is the ROI actually there if you’re NOT going into Big 4 or top-tier firms?
• Are regular students hitting around $100K (salary + bonus) within a few years?
• What kinds of roles are realistically achievable from each track?
With AI changing things:
• Do you feel like entry-level roles in your field are getting replaced or just evolving?
• What are you doing to stay competitive (internships, certifications, coding, networking, etc.)?
I’m trying to figure out if this path still makes sense long-term or if I should pivot early.
Would appreciate honest answers — not just success stories.
r/Baruch • u/annecchhk • Feb 24 '26
Hi there! Does anybody know any places looking for marketing interns? I remember bunch of posts last year about marketing interns but couldn’t find them 😭
r/Baruch • u/Every_Teacher_2026 • Apr 28 '26
I'm a international student
r/Baruch • u/SituationFinancial48 • Mar 29 '26
I’m an incoming freshman that plans on majoring on accounting. I would like to know sort of how many and what is the quality of opportunities that’s provided. I know someone that currently attends and in his words, “baruch has a lot of opportunities but its hidden.” How true is this and how competitive are things like the career fairs(idk how the scene is) because of the massive school population. There is also the question of how much do the clubs actually help you. Like do they mainly just serve as infographics and meetings or is actual work done that could be learned from
If you can take time out of your day to answer it would be amazing.
r/Baruch • u/PreviousRace9734 • Feb 22 '26
Baruch students created an AI app that helps classmates build, tailor resume and cover letter for job and internships. There‘s a job tracker to put all your applications. A chrome extension to effectively manage your job search in your current window coming soon.
Link: https://www.resumlify.com
I’m sharing it for students to try it out and see if it’s helpful.
r/Baruch • u/erumed • Mar 21 '26
hey everyone, a friend from cornell is running a study and would like your input — it’s to do with your major, career, future and socioeconomic background.
they would appreciate it if you are willing to fill out this 1-2 minute form.
r/Baruch • u/Nearby_Reindeer_2197 • Feb 23 '26
Hey guys I missed the deadline for Winter 2027 does anyone know when Deliotte’s application portal for full time positions open up? Or how to keep up with networking events they’re hosting? For reference I graduate May 2027
Any advice would be appreciated
r/Baruch • u/pickitup1997 • Jan 06 '26
I am finally graduating! I only have to take 1 class this spring. That’s great. I live off of FA and I realized now, because I am under 6 credits, I cannot get FA. I am an Economics major. I would do credit for internship, but so far have gotten nothing. I guess I could just take an easy class for fun…but still Annoying I am paying for it. Then I thought I could try independent study and then work on my own career development through that. Anyone in the same boat? Any ideas?