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Famous Intern
Patrick Ewing
Patrick Ewing, a former New York Knick, had an internship with the Senate Finance Committee while playing basketball and studying at Georgetown University.
Events
Success Story
Maibi B.
Business Administration, Freshman
Internship:
INROADS intern, KPMG
Resources
Articles
Podcasts
An internship is a wonderful and effective way to connect your academic experience with the
professional work arena. It allows you to gain valuable exposure to the workplace, provides the
opportunity for skill development, and gives you a competitive edge in the job search.
A 2006 National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) study found that overall, employers extended job offers to more than 70 percent of their interns.
Getting Started
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Meet with a Counselor
- Internship Listings
- Campus Opportunities - Campus-affiliated internships and experiential opportunities
- Develop Your Own Internship - When an "off the rack" internship just does not fit.
This booklet offers the strategies and activities needed to research and develop your own
internship position. It takes time and work but an internship that is specifically tailored
to your own academic and career goals can be better than one that is "close enough."
Explore Your Field
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