-: Well, I'm like the fourth generation in my family,
so I have great grandparents in the 1920s yearbooks,
we actually still have those at home.
And my grandpa went, my aunt went,
so I just assumed I was going to go,
I had no other plan, I only applied at one school.
So I'm glad it worked out, but, it's history.
For me it's familial.
But it's also a very reputable university.
I started in the psychology program
because it's very well known,
especially with our twin studies.
It's reputation is great.
And it is also a school where if
you want to be serious about you're learning,
you certainly can get that out of it.
You don't have to be on campus,
there's so many different formats that will work.
Every student's different.
And then at the end of the day,
even with an under grad, you're not done.
They have a lot of ongoing certification programs,
so from an HR perspective,
if you want to do continued learning
in organizational development,
or human resources certification,
you have those resources to still go back
to your alma mater and get those.
And so, and it's a good education,
it's very, again it's reputable,
but for me it really was familial,
I think at the end of the day.