>> For me, my undergrad was a bachelor's in professional studies around technology,
which was pretty much in line with what I did you know from my Navy career.
And then when I went to do my post-grad, really my options were "Hey let me go
down to a cybersecurity path, or let me do a business administration."
And so because I feel so strongly about that I wanted to be a manager, you know,
let me make sure I get the business administration piece.
And so I'm in the MBA program with an emphasis on cyber.
So really, look at what it is you're going to do for your career and focus, you know,
focus your studies on that particular area.
I personally believe job satisfaction is really important.
If you're not satisfied with your job, you're not going to execute your job, you know,
to the fullest of your ability just because of lack of interest.
So don't let the fact that you started a training or an education program
that doesn't make sense, you know, be what points you
in the direction for years to come, you know.
And I think that's really the important piece and making sure that you match where you,
you know, once you've set up what your goals are, find the right education program,
work to that program, and let them match.
As opposed to just taking, you know, a general studies without a focus.