Preparation is the key to a successful Internship. Give yourself plenty of time to think about and plan your internship. Talk to your professors and older classmates about their experiences. You need to figure out what areas of audio truly excite you and take classes in those areas. Remember,the Intern supervisor at the facility you choose expects you to be up to speed with the demands of his or her business.
Many students elect to take two internships.
The first is typically taken one or two semesters after completing the Core. The second would then be taken during the Summer before or the Fall of the senior year. An internship in which a student works ten hours per week is a two credit Internship, a fifteen hour week for three credits and so on. These credits count as sound electives and not as a part of your concentration requirements. No more than twelve internship credit hours can be counted toward graduation.