>> Don't count on pro football.
I would not advise that because the chances are slim, and especially in a lot of areas
that are not, you know, football, basketball, baseball, the salaries are not quite there.
So I would tell you that if you love your sport, of course, it's an amazing thing to aspire to be
at the pinnacle of your sport, but to make sure that you keep academics in mind
because you're going to need that.
I think the most important thing is to find what you're interested in.
Don't major in something in college just to major in something.
If you major in something you're not very interested in,
you're not going to enjoy yourself, you're going to have a tough time,
and time management is going to be that much harder because it's hard
to manage time for things you don't want to do.
Well, I encourage -- anyone who goes to university should do some sort
of extracurricular activities, though I don't think you should do extracurriculars just
to put them on a resume.
I think these are good things just for your experience.
And even for a math major, I would just tell you to do extracurriculars
in whatever you're interested in because, like, if you're trying to apply for a PhD program
in math, no one cares about your extracurriculars.
This is for your sake.