>> I would say that as early as you can, try to have as many different types of experiences
that -- as you can, be it work, internships, that can be traveling overseas, studying abroad,
so you can really hone in on what your passion is and what your path is going to be.
I think that's one of the most important things.
If you're going to move to DC, I can't go without saying that your network is going
to be incredibly important as you do have these jobs and internships and meet great professors
at Rawlins or through a master's program, your colleagues; it's very important to stay in touch
with them because they may be the key to your next job.