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...Zicklin Students
"The diversity of cultures and variety of opinions on different subjects make the Zicklin School really unique as it affords one the opportunity to broaden one's view of the world on different levels."
Yemi Adigun ’07, Flex-Time MS
"To say it is diverse is an understatement."
Jessica Shevitz Rauch ’07, Flex-Time MBA
"One word. Vibrant."
Godwill Vortia ’07, Flex-Time MBA
"Students from as many as 45 countries make up the student body at Baruch! The Zicklin student body is really diversified. It allows students to be among their own and at the same time have an opportunity to know other cultures - a very important aspect in this shrinking world."
Abhay Mehta ’07, Flex-Time MBA
"I see a lot of entrepreneurs at Zicklin. The students are constantly challenging the status quo and looking for new ideas and innovations. They are full of energy and enthusiasm, and I’m sure that many will become the driving force behind a company, whether it is an existing company or a brand new one."
Aaron B. Heisler ’07, Full-Time Honors MBA
"The student body is diverse, hardworking and persevering...The diversity of Baruch students reflects the diversity of the community living in NYC. I made friends with students from all over the world – France, Mongolia, Latvia, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, China, Taiwan, Nepal, Canada, Korea, Israel. It’s such a refreshing experience and opens up different perspectives to look at things."
Ai Lin See ’06, Flex-Time MBA
"Zicklin students work very hard. A lot of them study and work at the same time. Zicklin has students coming from different countries with different backgrounds. It makes the student body very unique."
Savannah H. Liu ’06, Flex-Time MBA
"Zicklin students maintain a perfect balance of street smarts and book smarts. We are knowledgeable and participate in a lot of extra-curricular activities which make us more like an entrepreneur than just a regular business student. We employ excellent networking skills and can carry-on a meaningful conversation without any concerns."
Kunal Gogia ’07, Flex-Time MS