>> I'd say in college, luckily Pomona is a liberal arts school,
so I think we all get a really broad education.
I'd say obviously communication and writing skills are incredibly important.
So I think you're going to get that no matter what major you have at Pomona.
I would say I wish I had more quantitative skills in my college background.
I wish I had taken a little bit more maybe computer science
or even basic kind of Excel skills.
I think that can be a great way to set yourself apart from other people competing for jobs
in the nonprofit sectors, just having more of a quantitative edge.
Maybe more math classes.
Because a lot of people have sociology degrees
or politics degrees or English, that type of thing.
So again, I had a politics-related degree.
That's what international relations is.
And I was able to work my way in, but I think internships also matter.
So making use of your time in college to do as many internships and get as much work experience
as possible was incredibly important.
That was one of the reason that my boss said I got hired,
was one particular internship I had that kind of set me apart.