>> I think for me, a liberal arts education gave me the chance to do a lot of different things
and have a lot of skills in my back pocket that are really transferrable.
I know how to write, and I think that that is something that I use every single day.
I know how to talk to people about a variety of different subjects.
I know how to do research, not just in a library, but on the computer and I kind
of think critically about issues and put them all together.
And so I think really those three things, in addition to, you know,
the fact that my liberal arts education was really focused on small class sizes
and really deep relationships with professors, and I've just found
that those relationships are the thing that carry on and that start --
kind of chart your path with different people that they know
and the networks that you can build.
But I think really the -- the thinking, the speaking, and the writing, I can't say enough
about how far ahead I've felt at times, given all of the writing
that I did during my undergrad time, so.