An English major with good work experience, who can think critically and write effectively, is a very attractive candidate.

There's a lot you can learn on the job.

When I heard about the program, I really wanted to do it for the experience.

I suggest asking questions about your realtor's experience, background and training.

There's probably 20 guys out there that have more experience, better resumes. There is a little bit of, 'I was in the right place at the right time.' There was a little bit of luck. But at the same time I've obviously done what needed to be done, or else coach (Lowery) would never have done it. He's not handing out jobs to anyone. I feel fortunate, but at the same time I know I've done my job in a way they feel comfortable with.

We're too bunched up right now for anyone to feel like they have an advantage, ... From an experience standpoint, a number of wins standpoint, I'm the dark horse in the race.