>> I went to the University of Southern California;
excellent school, one of the best in the country.
Also perfect city, great weather.
So I studied economics and math at USC, and I also had a specialization in SAP
which is an enterprise planning resource, and -- similar to Oracle.
And basically, that gave me, I think, a great background
to pretty much do whatever I wanted to do after college.
And so I decided to join a Big Four because I thought that, you know,
it would give me the opportunity to work within different industries as well as, you know,
different -- you know, a different -- I get to travel and just --
you know, I just thought it would open me up to different industries
and different service lines, you know, right out of college.
And, you know, when I was in college, again, I did econ-math.
I took a lot of interesting classes.
I took forensics, you know, with IT, and I also took, you know, [inaudible] classes.
Just -- you know, just different classes that I think prepared me to go in the workforce.