Angst for the educated

<p>The value I see in having quantitative credentials is that you have the skill set to think critically about data instead of relying only on a computer output or the analysis which someone else puts on your desk/computer screen. I’m looking to go into International Relations, but I hope to distinguish myself by having taken a statistics course, perhaps working in some econometrics, and taking a course in Geographical Information Systems. I figure I’ll be better able to do whatever job I end up with if I’m able to come to an understanding of inputs on my own.</p>