Campus Life

If you're a lover of Asian food, like myself, you'll find plenty of options right outside of the college. Right across from the campus are Korean, Chinese, Japanese, and Thai restaurants, and even a mexican grill that I go to often. Although there's a Starbucks in the college itself, there's also one across the street.

I manage bars for a living. The school has some decent food, but this is New York. Some of the best food is here, The entire world is here after all.

many nearby shops and cafeteria inside the building

The Baruch cafeteria serves food for pretty much every different kind of taste but, like everything, it is overpriced. The college is surrounded by various restaurants and cafes (at least 4 Starbucks within a 4 block radius) so dining is not a problem. If you do some research on Yelp you can experience it all for an affordable price.

College has two cafeterias and enough seating places. Around the college a lot of small shops and eateries.

Compared to other areas of Manhattan I would say the food is just OK. There are a few places near the school that have reasonably priced food and offer discounts if you show your ID. Be prepared to pay more for better food obviously.

Very good

Although the cafeteria may not have the best food, there are a lot of selections around the area.

It is very good school. The accounting program is very hard to achieve. However it worth.

The city is your backyard! You can choose from hundreds of take out places around Baruch. The options are almost endless.

Plenty of them.

I am an MBA student, don't have time to participate.

There is a school gaming club, which hosts school wide video game tournaments on school computer labs.

Huge Greek life for a commuter school. Mostly Asian Greek life.

Baruch definitely does that.

There are a large number of Sororities and Fraternities here at Baruch.

Im not part of one but see them all over the place.

Only one frat or sorority that I have seen on campus.

Greek life is very prominent in Baruch. So if you are one that wants to join a social fraternity/sorority, or a business fraternity, you will surely be able to find one that suits your needs and taste.

There are lots of frats but they are academic so, for the most part, they are co-ed.