-: I'd say you don't need a specialized degree.
Not in insurance or legal studies.
There's definitely a training processes,
training programs that we have.
I think just having that, a thirst for knowledge
for not only subrogation but the insurance industry,
business in general,
maybe our clients, how do they go about doing business?
I may have chosen risk management and insurance
or business administration as a major.
I majored in criminal justice and criminology
and have a masters in public administration
so really has nothing to do with
the line of work I'm in right now.
I think the classes I took that sparked an interest
is the baseline risk management insurance course.
I think it's RMI 270,
really gives good coverage of all of the insurance
that you're going to run into throughout life anyway
and so it's great to learn about it and it makes more sense.
I think listing a job history, be it part time jobs,
summer work, jobs that you may have held during high school,
or throughout college, list those because it shows
that you are willing to take on responsibility
and that you have a work ethic established,
so don't overlook those jobs
just because they were part time.