Writer Securing an internship can open a new world of employment doors. Though most students do not make money through interning, they can earn college credit.
Students are often in the dark about the places that offer internships.
There are several ways to go about finding one that interests you. First, speak with the department coordinator or instructor in your major or minor that conducts the internship class. In addition, Career Services has various books and binders full of potential internships offered by companies, government agencies and non-profit organizations. Sometimes getting an internship can be a timely process. Some places even require extensive background checks and interviews.