BE '57
I had free tuition at CCNY, which is why I was able to attend the college. The professors, instructors, and everything was more than perfect. I enjoyed it. It wasn't a question of enjoyment, but I learned everything that I needed to learn, both as a human being and for my profession. I maintained all connections. I started going to graduate school until I changed over to it. I never forgot to thank CCNY more in my life for what education I got and the results of that for me. I was lucky to have attended CCNY. I have to take descriptive to geometry for two semesters for my freshmen year and I did very well. The professor was very encouraging because I learned to draft. When I started my sophomore, I had to quit because I had to go to work. I was 17 at that time. I went and got a job with a big company in Manhattan. It helped my experience with people and with money in all aspects. Thanks to the education that I got that first semester as a freshman at CCNY. I have nothing but good things to remember both from professors and for it; I learned for the rest of my life.