>> I would say they should take classes that actually interest them.
If their school does have human sexuality courses, I think that's great.
College is a fantastic time to just sort of learn little bits of everything and it's hard
to find the opportunity to do that later in life.
So really finding your passion.
Finding courses that interest you.
And if a course doesn't necessarily seem like a great fit but it's required, find a way to make
like the paper or the research topic or whatever the project, bend that towards your interest.
So like I took a genetics course in college which was fascinating but my final paper was
on researching, the research that I had done so far on whether
or not there was a genetic basis for like homosexuality.
Which is a really interesting and weird and politically fraught topic.
But I was able to sort of dive into that
within a very scientific course, and gear it towards my area.