Participating in at least one internship between your sophomore year and graduation will improve your chances of entering your chosen even more. Before you can obtain a meaningful internship, you need to complete several steps in your career development process that will help you to identify the type of experience you want and will start you on your career path. See the section of this website that pertains to self-assessment and identifying your skills, interests, personality type, values, etc. See the section of this website that assists you with making decisions about your career and major. You will need a goal before you can proceed.
Internships are available in all fields.
Announcements posted by faculty in the department of your major Career Services presentations on how to find an internship Web sites of organizations you might be interested in Career Services can assist you with creating an internship that meets your needs if you can t find one already in existence. There are numerous internship opportunities listed with the Career Center. To view a listing of internships, follow the instructions below.