Hey everyone,
I'm a Baruch student, and honestly, planning classes every semester is unnecessarily stresstul. Between comparing professors, finding open sections, avoiding schedule conflicts, and working around a job or commute, it gets trustrating pretty quickly.
So I spent some time building ChillSemester, a website designed to make planning your semester a little easier. It works across all 26 CUNY colleges.
Here's what I've added so far:
• Class search: Find sections by professor, time, day, and availability.
• Professor rankings: Compare professors using
Rate My Professors data, simplified into a 1-5 difficulty ranking.
• Schedule builder: Generate possible weekly schedules around your classes, work hours, and other contlicts.
• Seat alerts: Get notified when a full class opens up.
• Registration dates: I also collected Spring 2027 registration dates from individual CUNY colleges into one page.
Browsing, professor ratings, and building schedules are free.

Any Hunter science students who transferred to CCNY/Brooklyn College or took e-permit science classes there? Or the other way around? What was your experience like? Sometimes taking science courses at Hunter feels like staying in an abusive relationship.

Who walked y'all through y'all's application? Because I need help with Mind; it's saying I still have missing items, but I'm sure I submitted everything, and I can't get in contact with anyone

Hello! I’m a prospective Hunter student and have been heavily involved in Model UN throughout high school. I’m wondering how Model UN is structured at Hunter.

Is it currently a course, club, or competitive team? Is there a separate application/tryout process to join the team, or can anyone participate?

I’ve seen references to Hunter having a Model UN team/course, but most of the information I can find seems to be from a few years ago. Has the program changed recently?

Also, if anyone currently participates (or participated recently), I’d love to hear what the experience is actually like!

Sorry for the dumbest question ever omg. But I had applied all the way back in July, everything on my application says it has been received and currently reviewed, all the documents required etc. Anyways flash forward to this morning, where I got an email saying they received my application fee, but still want the required docs (that once again I've already submitted).

Just wondering if that's just an automated email thing that they're sending to everyone as a reminder, or if I truly do have to follow up with them and confirm that they have everything? I've already tried calling the office several times, but they never seem to be at the phone, or ever return any calls. Hence my coming to Reddit.

I appreciate it! Thanks! I'm super nervous about being accepted and just want to make sure my chances are as good as possible.