-: I would say that my curriculum was very hands on.
When I was a student here, I feel that all of my classes
you weren't just taking exams.
You were working on group projects.
For my business classes you were working
with the companies, you know, you were getting outside
of the walls of the university.
I think just having such diverse experiences
as a student has really prepared me
to work in a company where you're gonna
be thrown into a lot of diverse projects
and kinda pushing yourself.
But another thing too I would say is my work experiences
as an undergraduate, supplemented my education.
So when I was here I worked as a student development
representative in our alumni office
and I cold called alumni asking for donations.
And that really pushed me.
I also worked as an orientation leader,
so that kinda pushed me to kinda push
my communications skills.
You had to be comfortable talking to new people.
So that really pushed me.
I would also say that just my various different involvement.
By the time I graduated, I felt like I had
a pretty diverse set of experiences.
I will bring that into the workforce.