>> With my particular career track, it makes for a better writer,
it makes for a better critical thinker.
You're able to just really -- like I'm able to dive into a new subject every week,
and understand some pretty big concepts about biology,
even though I never took a biology course.
But thanks to my liberal arts degree, I'm able to break it down
and really understand what a professor might be talking about in our interview,
but also go onto the next interview and, you know, understand what a student might be going
through in their own unique experience.
So I think liberal arts just makes you for a quick thinker, it makes you highly adaptable,
it makes you think outside the box.
And I think it's one of those things
that I probably would not have gotten that experience elsewhere.