>> Well. Rutgers is guiding me through the whole process.
I mean I guess it-- starting from sophomore year I'll go there because that's
where I really needed to get my prerequisites done for the business school and apply
to the business school and that whole process.
And then also once I was in the business school, figuring out what my career path even more
within accounting, what kid of firm did I want to like go after and look
for getting an internship and working on my resume working on my interview skills,
working on my networking, communication skills and all of the above.
So Rutgers in that respect helped me a lot.
And I guess I utilized a lot f tutoring centers for the accounting classes.
So if I ever had some kind of issue where I couldn't figure out the material
like I didn't wait until the test came along.
I went to the tutor center and there are people that are there to help me.
So I think that that's something that's important and if you're struggling in a class.
Within the business school, I was part of the Women's Business Leadership Initiative
which through that program I was able to gain a lot of skills that I needed
for the business world which-- I mean as simple as what to wear to an interview
to as difficult as, you know, practicing for the interview.
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