>> I think getting involved, I think taking care
of yourself athletically, getting involved if you can.
If not, as well as volunteering, making sure that you don't come to college and, you know,
forget that there is another world outside, too involved in that,
and getting some real-world experience that will help you when you graduate.
So I had, I worked at the pool here, and I worked at the cafeteria.
I also had a job at the ice rink.
And then my senior year came, and I thought well, I had better get a job
that is actually going to help me when I graduate, so I got a job at the bank on campus
that handles all the funds for all of the student fund raisers, like dance marathon,
and all of that, and all the money would come through there,
and I was basically an accounting clerk.
And that is how I got my first job in finance.
So you do have to think about, you know, I need to find something that is going
to give me some real-world experience, that I can apply the knowledge that I'm learning,
at the same time as I go, and will assist me when I graduate.