>> A lot of math and all the health sciences,
some physics because we have to know about optics.
>> Um huh.
>> How light works and you know how you can manipulate it.
If they're going to be in a private practice situation you have to have people skills.
You have to know how to talk to people.
You have to know how to talk to people on their level, to forget all these big words.
You can throw out the big word but then tell them what the big word means.
So that's very important.
You have to have the ability to reason.
And you know there's you know some thought in okay what do I do in this particular situation?
You have to know when this is out of my comfort zone and when you refer to a sub-specialist.
So, and you get most of those skills in, in your classes that would create a lot of thought.
So, you know, of course in your sciences and your math,
you know that it's going to require that.
But even in some of the finer things, you know music, even philosophy you know some
of those things are helpful in building up these skill levels.
But you wouldn't think that that would be helpful, but when you look back
on it it's you know speech class, getting up in front of people being able to speak.
That helps you in this type of situation, one on one situations.