>> You need curiosity, a good work ethic, which is something that I hear a lot of recruiters
and employers say they really like and respect
about Penn State is we have people with a good, solid work ethic.
So that's key.
Being consistent and persistent in whatever students --
whatever they decide they want to do.
And I tell a lot of students don't freak out if you don't know what you want to do.
Don't let it paralyze you, and don't worry that one decision, you know,
that all the rest of your life your whole future hinges on one decision
because -- I mean, you can change later.
And sometimes you just have to pick something and go with it.
And you're going to learn you're going to get value out of whatever you do.
So I guess it is recognizing that and then just taking the opportunity,
no matter what you're doing, to learn from it and to pay attention
to the skills you're picking up and the skills that you're developing
because you that's what you can sell later that whether you stay or you go, you know,
with whatever profession or company you're with,
you want to always be developing different skills.