>> I think the best way to get into the industry is if you're --
if you're prior military and you don't have your college degree, looking at Excelsior
and their program to do the online while you're working to help get that educational background.
Because not all the degree programs are going to be close based on where they are.
The Insurance Institute has a number of certification courses
which also gives you additional information, education on how to do that.
Risk management is really changing from that insurance-centric education.
And really a broad base education that allows for analytical thinking
and developing business acumen is essentially because you have to know what a gap analysis,
how to actually do an evaluation of an organization.
To understand what governance is.
You need to know some accounting and finance.
But at the same instance, you need to know a little bit from a liberal arts background on how
to massage to the message and how to communicate what you're trying to do.
And how to communicate with people.
So, although you can come from various majors, I would highly recommend getting the degree
in risk management or risk management insurance.
And then advancing through the career that way.