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Does JPL offer paid internships?

	Yes. See the “Details” section of the program page for more information.
	

Does JPL offer financial aid?

	No. However, most programs come with a stipend. See the “Details” section of the program page for more information. 
	

Can I receive course credit for my internship?

	Participants in the Student Independent Research Internship, or SIRI, program have the option to receive course credit. None of JPL’s other internship programs offer course credit.
	

Is travel and housing available and/or included?

	Some programs offer housing and/or travel allowances to eligible students residing outside the 50-mile radius of JPL. See the “Details” section of the program page for more information. 
	

How will I know if I’ve been selected for an internship?

	If you have been selected for an internship offered by the JPL Education Office, you will be notified via email. Due to the high volume of applications we receive, we cannot respond individually to every applicant or application status request.
 	
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I haven’t heard back about my application. What should I do?

	If you have been selected for an internship opportunity, you will receive an offer letter from the JPL Education Office via email. Due to the high volume of applications we receive, we cannot respond individually to every applicant or application status request.
 	
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No. Program coordinators in the JPL Education Office will review your application and work directly with mentors to pair you with a specific internship opportunity. This system allows us to make the best match possible for both the student and the mentor. 
	
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Are there internship programs for foreign nationals?

	Opportunities are available to foreign nationals on a limited basis through the JPL Visiting Student Research Program. See the program page for more information about how to qualify and apply.
	

Does JPL offer high school internships?

	Each year, the JPL Education Office determines if it will be possible to offer high school internships for the subsequent summer. Because these internships have not been adequately funded, JPL has been unable to offer an ‘open call’ for qualified applicants and has instead worked with strategic partners to offer a small number of internship opportunities. If at-large internships become available, JPL will post details and application information on the JPL internship page under the program name “JPL SpaceSHIP.” Interested high school students, age 16 and older, should check the page in the December/January timeframe for opportunities beginning in summer (typically mid-June). If JPL SpaceSHIP does not appear on the listing, then the Education Office is unable to offer at-large internships for the year.
	
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