>> And I certainly think being grounded in science is certainly good.
Chemistry I think, by all means, would probably be the best
because it is basically analytical chemistry.
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Now it doesn't mean, you know, you're locked out.
We will accept anybody who majors in any one of the science-related fields.
So certainly don't think that counts you out.
I think having -- you know, taking classes with some of the statistics.
You know, everything is very much statistical-based.
You know, we have quality control checks and metrics and all that is tied to statistics.
So you're taking a course in statistics
or more than one course it's certainly a good thing to do.
You'll understand how those numbers are generated and what it means when you talk,
like standard deviation and RSD's, and all those type of formulations.
And third, and, finally, I would have to say electronics.
You know, if you can get into an electronic's class or take electronics,
that's a very good thing because, again, it's very much --
everything is tied to instrumentation and electronics
and really helps you understand how things work and where to start looking
for the problem should it stop working, so.