-: I had a lot of fun, but I worked really hard, too.
I spent a lot of time at Bracken, a lot of time at Bracken.
I also took advantage, I tried to take full advantage
of everything that the University had to offer,
from career center to professors' office hours
to assistantships, to anything else
that your professor may put in front of you and say,
hey, this is available to you,
and it's obviously no charge as well.
I think the job fairs are absolutely something
that students need to go to, and not be pigeonholed to
what you are currently majoring in.
Don't be overly selective at the booths or the tables
that you go to, because being in a position of hiring,
we're not only looking for somebody
with an insurance or a business background.
We are hiring in all majors.
And I think most companies are like that.
They want somebody that is eager,
that has some grit, that's trainable,
and that is open to new opportunities.