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Baruch MSA Actual Difficulty?

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by Fayie » Fri Jan 29, 2021 2:25 am
Hey,

I'm looking around and i and seeing contradicting opinions on the difficulty within the MSA program at baruch.
While some are claiming it's super easy as long as you pay attention while others are claiming that it's gonna be a living hell even if you are studying 3-4hours ontop each night.
I always welcome a challenge, however, I do not want to study something that i am just not gonna succeed at.

Is there anyone who is currently in the program who can shed some light on this topic?

I would say I am generally a good and quick study, I pick up things pretty fast and my understandability isn't low. However, for memory games, it's a bit lacking.

Thanks
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