-: I would say that college, my undergrad experience,
was sort of a difficult time for me
in a couple of different ways.
I just didn't really,
I think like a lot of people,
I didn't really have a clear idea
of what I wanted to do with my education
here at UVA.
I had this concept of myself as, like,
the smart kid, you know,
I had been, like, you know, one of the best students
at my public high school
but I was a big fish in a small town,
well, town, but also pond,
and then I got here and like, "Wow,
"there's actually a lot of people
"who are smarter than me
"and will always be smarter than me."
And then I had this idea that I wanted to
do good, but I didn't know how to do that.
And I think that
in a way, like, what I ended up doing,
like, just sort of studying philosophy
and religious studies,
which were my two majors,
that that helped to focus that a little bit.