I do one of the benefits that kids who go to school here have is the tremendous alumni base. The commitment that many of the alums including the board have to the school and to the students. So take advantage of those relationships. Don't worry about the fact that some of these people may be far more experienced than you and maybe your little nervous talking to them. Break down those barriers. You're just as important as anybody else. Make sure that you're talking to as many alums as you can get your hands on because it's a pretty impressive crowd who graduated from this school. The more relationships you can form, the better off you're going to be. Because at the end of the day, it's who you know, not necessarily what you know. Now the what you know is very, very important. But if you know the right people to open the proper doors for you and you're qualified to do the job, you're going to land a lot faster. So utilize every opportunity to get to know the alumni when they're on campus and they come to speak. They come for some of the events that we just had this week. Just get to know them, stay in touch with them. You know, there's a balance between pestering and being in good contact. And I think most of the kids here have found that balance. And take advantage of what's here for you because it's a very rich environment in terms of alumni connections, in terms of extracurricular activities. You can get involved with it to help bolster your resume and practical application, which is, you know, second to contact is possibly the most important thing you can have.