A
Yes. Uh-huh. And that, and that really is something that, that I notice, like I talk to a lot of my friends at school that are more specialized, and they don't have that. They just, you know, they went in and took their courses that they were expected to take, and that was all. They never had some of the more fun classes, I guess MUMBLEx. I feel a little more worldly now.
B
Well, that will continue to grow even as you go beyond graduate school.
A
Yes, I'm, I'm, I'm hoping, I'm hoping.
B
Have, have you gone straight through?
A
Yes, I, I graduated, um, college in eighty-seven, and I just went straight through. Um, I'm finishing up next year. So, yeah, I didn't take any break or anything yet. I've been trying actually, in graduate school, I've been trying to do the same thing, take courses, out-, completely outside my area, and I'm finding in graduate school it's a lot harder, because, uh, I just don't have the time any more to sort of sit in a course, that I'm not getting graded for. Whereas before I would just sign up for credit for it, now I can't sign up for an art history course for credit necessarily. So I have to try and go myself, and I went for like two or three weeks and realized, not enough time for the work unfortunately.
B
That's true. Are you pursuing a Master's or a Doctorate?