>> I would say again really in terms of college some kind of major in the humanities.
I think extracurricular activities only make you a much more rounded person.
I think that's a good thing in terms of being a curator because you may be dealing,
you're going to have to deal with artists and donors and members who also have a wide range
of interests so knowing about theater, knowing about athletics,
knowing about philosophy those are all things that will come in handy in terms
of just general kinds of conversation you'll have to have with people.
And I would recommend definitely if one is interested in being a curator these days it's
such a competitive field that really graduate school is highly recommended.
It's not necessary completely but it will give you an edge up
and I think just the expectation these days again because of competition is
that most curators will have a PhD and that just has to do with credentials and kind
of that expertise that's expected.