>> I would say right now if you're in college and, you know, either you're perfectly sure
of your major or you're not sure what you want to do when you're finished
with your Bachelor's degree, I would just recommend getting as many courses and as broad
of an experience as you can, pay attention and try to do well in every single course
because you just never know where you're going to finally go in your career path
or where you're going to end up and I found that all of the experiences that I had
in college sort of prepared me and sort of helped me to identify my strengths
so that I could succeed in my career path no matter what it really wound up being.
And it's not just the science aspect, it's writing, reading, understanding things,
being able to communicate and talk to people.
All of those aspects are important and not just the book learning.