At the end of your internship, you will be required to submit to the instructor a three to five page report on your internship. This report should include such items as your specific job task and what you liked or disliked about your internship. I have found in the past that the more meaningful internships occur when a student intern sits down with their supervisor at the station and establish some mutual workable goals. I will periodically call your supervisor and get a status report of your internship. Your station supervisor will assign you your letter grade at the end of the semester.
Internships can be rewarding and fun.
They will help you determine early on if broadcasting is really the career for you. Internships can even open the door to a part or full time job.