B
-- or at least what area you want to be in. Uh, I had the unpleasant experience of going through several schools that were very specialized. I went through a number of them,
A
Um.
B
uh, undergraduate schools, before I found a, a good school that was more general, uh, to give me time to make up my mind.
A
Oh, that's interesting. I went to a, a liberal arts school, actually, at first, and you weren't really even, um,
A
they didn't expect you to choose any sort of major or anything at all until you were in your second year, and then you, you know, you had, I think you had to pick it, by, by, by the end of the second you had to pick some sort of major, but until then they didn't sort of force you. They, they sort of forced you to run around taking classes in everything until then. Certain requirements, so that, so that you had to sort of get a general feel for everything, so it wasn't that specialized. So that,
B
That's wonderful. I'm a great co-, proponent of liberal arts education,