Students should use their Baruch username and password when attempting to connect to the Baruch wireless network.

SSID: Baruch

This is the primary access point for general internet access. Access through Baruch uses 802.1x authentication.

Faculty and staff should use the Baruch SSID to connect to the Baruch wireless network. When your device prompts, enter your Baruch username and password.

SSID: Baruch

This is the primary access point for secure communications and can be used to conduct College business. Access through Baruch uses 802.1x authentication.

Guests of the College have a few ways to access Baruch College Wireless Network:

1. Request a guest pass at the Newman Library Reference Desk or Circulation Desk. Guests of the college who have access to the Newman Library can request a guest account for temporary access to connect to the wireless network. A valid picture ID is required and guest accounts are only given during normal operating hours.

Guests who receive a guest pass will log onto the following access point (aka SSID): Baruch-WiFi

This access point is for general access and is meant to support a wide array of devices using web browser based authentication. Instructions on how to connect to this general access.

2. Individuals who have an event scheduled and have requested a Guest Pass will be given a unique shared key that may distributed among attendees. This must be done well in advance and submitted via our online form.

Guests who have a guest access pass will log onto the following access point (aka SSID): Baruch-Guest

This access point is for general access and is meant to support a wide array of devices using web browser based authentication. An example of the authentication window is found below:

Enter your Guest Pass and select “Log In.” Once you agree to the Terms of Service you will be authenticated and then logged in.