-: I mean, I have zero doubts about what my education was.
I got all the
the classes were great,
they were challenging,
the professors were great.
It's actually
the professors were very open
to sit down and talk one-on-one
and that helped.
And the professors know a lot of people,
so if you can connect with them then that's
a really good avenue to your next step.
So the education classes, people,
and then on the flip side,
now looking back,
they do a great job of involving
the community, the people who have come through, the alumni.
I was telling someone the other day,
"Hey, I'm going back to Ball State
"to do an interview."
And they're like "What? I've never been back to my
"University at all for the career center."
And I've been back a couple times so
they do a great job of bringing in real-live people
who have done the job and can speak to the students
who've been there
who can help them.
And I think that's very very valuable
from a University perspective.
Get you the education you need,
but once you get out there,
come back and help the students.
I think it's great.