>> If you really have a command of the English vocabulary
and you know can identify a random problem before you put it out and proof well,
I think that's going to be you know the best thing that you can do when you head
into communications or marketing.
And knowing your audience well enough to know how you need to speak to them.
You have to not only have that creative sense which of course I find as the fun part,
but you have to be able to handle numbers and budgeting.
I would say internships are a very helpful thing to have on your resume to help people.
Businesses recognize that you're will to, you know I wouldn't say do anything,
but you're willing to take that extra step, put a burden on yourself to educate yourself.
I would say do well in your studies.
Certainly that work, that working is the best way to build that audience, so and you're going
to find those opportunities and networking in places
that you might not have thought about you know.
Volunteering to do a website for a business, a non for profit or whatever
and all of a sudden you've connected with somebody who wants
to pay you to do it for their company.
So those are several avenues that might help you get that experience that you're looking for.