Don't worry, this perpetual state of transition is temporary and will prove to be a great asset as you begin your professional career. Until then, be prepared to face challenges at the work site. Below are a few that you might encounter. My boss doesn't understand what it's like to be an intern. For most supervisors it has been several years since their own internship - if they even performed one at all.
Some managers have little knowledge or training on how to best utilize the talents of an intern.
Let your boss know what skills you possess and how you may be of assistance. I'm not as happy as I thought I would be. It's common for interns to feel frustrated and disappointed, usually because their expectations are not being met. The reality is, your internship is probably not going to be as glamorous, important, or as high-level as you thought. If you keep your expectations realistic regarding your abilities and employment level, you won't be disappointed.