Students are encouraged to complete at least one internship prior to graduation. On an internship, you gain applied skills and experience in your professional field. Career-related experience can include internships, volunteering, practicums, community service, and leadership in student organizations.
Many businesses offer internships.
Sometimes all it takes is for you to inquire. A business that does not offer internships as standard practice, may consider an internship if they can be convinced that it will be mutually beneficial for the both of you. Visit Career Services and talk with a career counselor about your goals for internships, preparing internship applications and your resume, and identifying internship sites. Pick up a hand-out on Internship Hot Websites for your major at the Office of Career Services. Talk with your Academic Advisor or Internship Coordinator in your FSU academic department .