Buying a $60,000 car without test driving it is like graduating from Framingham State University without doing an internship.
Think about it. If you had to make an investment in a $60,000 car, you would do everything you could to learn all about it. You would drive it, research it, talk about it with friends and family.
By the time you graduate you will have spent roughly $60,000 on your education. You'd be crazy not to "test drive" your career through an internship (co-op, student teach, practicum). No matter what you call it, ultimately the goal is to gain experience.
Internships
- Help you "test drive" your career.
- Build your skills and experience and enhance your resume.
- Allow you to determine what you like and don't like in a given industry.
- Provide chances to network.
- Make you much more marketable to employers.
- Might even lead to a job offer.
How do I get started?
- Each department has its own set of requirements regarding internships--start with your department regarding the academic component
- Take time to review the Info to Go: Internships
- Utilize RAMTRACK to search for hundreds of internship opportunities
- Come meet with us to discuss your ideas
Test drive your career, do an internship.
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