>> Volunteer first.
I think now anyone getting hired into the non-profit sector it looks good that you have,
not just volunteer work, but maybe some course work in non-profit management.
I know a lot of people who have come into the non-profit field who have a lot
of communication degrees or exposure with communication marketing.
I went ahead and pursued a master's in non-profit management,
and I think that had a lot to do, in addition to the volunteer work I've done,
with me landing the job that I have now.
If you are very serious about going to non-profit work,
I know that a lot of undergraduate programs are including administration courses
for arts administration and specific non-profit and healthcare administration classes.
I think University of Central Florida now offers a minor and a major
for their undergraduates in non-profit management.
But I was a studio art major and I still ended up in the non-profit sector,
so I don't think you have to major in something specific, but it would probably help.