No. An internship is a student-planned and directed learning experience that provides an opportunity to integrate academic, professional and personal skill development. In order to register the experience the internship must be conducted under �鶹��ƵAPK faculty supervision. The internship program provides students with supervised, meaningful work in a professional setting. Given these features of an internship, it is critical that students plan internships in advance with careful consideration of their objectives and desired outcomes. Thus, internships cannot be registered retroactively (after the fact) because they would not meet the required objectives of setting and achieving goals, receiving continuing feedback, and reflecting on your learning while in the midst of the experience.