It was an eye opening experience for me. By paying close attention to these things, we can see the emotion under working that greatly influences the activities, conversations, and motivations of our daily life. You're set with courses, no longer having to hike down to the bathroom with your shower caddy, and know what foods to avoid at TW - then along comes a course called Senior Seminar in Sociology. It sounds like any other college course, but alas it differs in one major aspect. By the end of the semester you must have completed 90 hours of an internship or your choosing or a thesis research project.
Most students opt for the internship.
Granted this did not come as a surprise to the majority of the class. Yet there were a few of us that were caught off guard by this requirement and many more who wished they had known about the details of the requirement earlier. This prompted the writing of this article, which would both inform underclassmen about the internship component of Senior Seminar and offer advice from students presently enrolled in the course. The information should help you with one of the most critical steps in finding an internship, getting started as soon as possible. The two main stipulations regarding the internship are that it must relate to sociology in some way and that it not be directly related to any previous work experiences.