-: Especially for international,
I think you have to keep up with current events.
You wanna, it's not just keeping up with the US,
I need sometimes keep up with when I'm going to different
countries I need to keep up with their political climate,
who's running for elections, those are things that I can
keep up so I like to keep up with current events.
I think you want to keep learning.
Especially if you have a passion for different cultures.
And then some things in some cultures
are not the same in your own culture,
so you have to be very sensitive to those aspects.
You want to have different experiences,
like while you're a student in college,
don't be afraid to try different things.
It gets you out of your comfort zone, because especially
international you're gonna be tested a lot.
But even this job you can do it domestically,
but you're gonna feel in your comfort zone
because of the same languages and things like that.
I worked in admissions and specifically domestic,
but I was interested in international and I was able
to help in that aspect and this is where it all started.
But while their students I would say,
volunteer, in the admission office, or even work
in the admission office, all admission officers have
to do tours, so if you can walk backwards
that's a very good thing as a tour guide.
But get involved in the admission offices, phonathons,
to call current students, admitted students, so that would
always help and reach out, other offices to work with,
probably like International Student Services,
that help current international students on campus,
and also study abroad, that's definitely something
to get involved, because you'll be learning
about different cultures and different countries.