>> I would say take your time in your freshman and sophomore year,
really looking at every major that's offered across the board.
I came in pretty much knowing that I wanted to do marketing and then added public relations
on as well, but I don't regret those at all.
I still think even if I had done my research, I would have stuck with those,
but I also would have found things like, at Penn State in the College of Agriculture,
there is a leadership development minor
that by the time I discovered that, it was too late to pick it up.
So I think my first advice would be -- the College of Ag.
I'm a business student.
I would not think of looking there at all.
But really look in every corner of the university
to find relevant classes, minors and majors.
Then I would also say really get involved.
Take advantage of your four, five, six years, however long it is, outside of the classroom
in addition to what you're learning through your formal course work.
I think the majority of what I learned and what I apply on a day-to-day basis at my job,
I learned through activities outside the classroom.