>> So I think that a key skill set to get into investing and private equity is--
the typical track would be have some foundations in business.
You know, it doesn't have to be an economics major, but taking an accounting class or two.
Perhaps take some basic economics.
So those are very useful types of classes for that.
Then get a position in a company where you can get a financial toolkit.
And so whether it be consulting, management consulting, or perhaps, an investment bank.
Those tend to be the paths into investing.
Then once, after that, you can layer on the MBA to get more of the pure finance
and management expertise and then that skill set is sort of a foundation for investing.
Then on top of it, it's just really getting a skill set in the industry
and then trying to pursue those opportunities.