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Baruch College should implement more new media technology. 

During the pandemic, Baruch College replaced all courses with online classes using Zoom. Many people actually prefer this style of learning, as it frees up commuting time. In the future, Baruch College should look into incorporating more online classes to create a healthy mix of both in person and online classes.

Baruch College should also look into improving communication between faculty and students. Using new media technology such as Instagram would achieve this. 

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