-: Definitely, take as many business
electives, courses as you can.
Believe it or not, psychology elective courses would be
important because
the ability to connect with people,
this is a retail business,
you need to be able to communicate effectively
and understand people and connect with them.
That requires education and experience.
If you are young, and you wanna achieve something
early in your career,
you need education.
Obviously, building experience
in the field of interest after graduation,
that's why I personally worked
at Right Eight Pharmacy as an intern
during my undergrad years.
And even, before I became an intern, I was a tech.
I wanted, I knew I wanted to be in a pharmacy school
so I worked in a pharmacy.
I gained all that stuff doing that early on
is what helped me be the youngest district manager
and the youngest VP in the history of the company
at the time.
Make sure that it's okay to play.
You need play time and fun time in your life
but make sure you devote enough time
or more time to working,
even if you start as a volunteer,
get your foot in the door in the field
that you are interested in.
I always tell students when they're
during the undergrad years,
this is not the time to play to much.
This is the time to stay focused
and you're like a sponge.
Absorb as much education as you can at school
and also build as much experience as possible
outside the school
in the field of interest for you after graduation.