Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They are important but not the summer after freshman year. I'd focus on just having a summer job, regardless of field. I hire college interns and really only look at students for the summer after junior year when they've actually had some solid coursework in the field, good idea of what they want to do, etc.
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My brother has his first internship this summer - summer between junior and senior year. The previous two summers he worked.
Mine is doing an internship this year but isn't that also work? He has to go to work and gets paid.
Anonymous wrote:Excellent -- congrats! I'm a college career director who wrote earlier. Internships are important after every year of college and yes, they are attainable, but the student generally has to find his/her own opportunities
Anonymous wrote:OP here, just wanted to provide an update:
DC's professor did come through with a terrific internship opportunity for this summer. Thank you all for your advice an encouragement!
Anonymous wrote:OP here, just wanted to provide an update:
DC's professor did come through with a terrific internship opportunity for this summer. Thank you all for your advice an encouragement!
Anonymous wrote:OP here, just wanted to provide an update:
DC's professor did come through with a terrific internship opportunity for this summer. Thank you all for your advice an encouragement!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They are important but not the summer after freshman year. I'd focus on just having a summer job, regardless of field. I hire college interns and really only look at students for the summer after junior year when they've actually had some solid coursework in the field, good idea of what they want to do, etc.
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My brother has his first internship this summer - summer between junior and senior year. The previous two summers he worked.