>> Two evidence.
I mean there are-- the accounting opportunities are many right now.
So I think, you know, if they buckle down, study hard,
pick one or two organizations they're really passionate about,
perhaps one business related and one socially related.
That's a great thing, maybe gain a leadership position.
But really focus on the academics and try to keep it all balanced, not to say they have
to have four rows, but, you know, strive for good grades.
At Penn State, get the most out of it.
Penn State is a wonderful place, you know, sometimes you don't stop
and really appreciate it until you become an alum.
And I'm so proud of being alum and then also I'm proud of the students who I recruit
who are Penn Staters, because they just do a terrific job.
So I think work hard, but continue the social aspects, you know, you definitely want
to be someone who could be able to socialize with leaders, with business people.
That's really important.
And try things that are maybe different, you know, work with people who are different
from you, you know, get branch out.
I think at Penn State you automatically get that opportunity 'cause you have students there
who are from many states, different countries, and from different backgrounds.
So I encourage them to do that as well.