If so welcome to InternMatch Communities! The newest section of our site allows you to easily ask your most pressing internship questions and get answers from peers and experts around the country.
No Wrong Questions
In a recent InternMatch survey we found that 57% of students change their career after their first internship. The fact of the matter is that landing an internship is only half the battle. Some of the biggest challenges come from understanding an industry, the minor differences between companies, and how to begin exploring these fields in your classes and extracurriculars. Traditionally, getting access to this information has been very hard with answers scattered across the web and amongst friends. Now it is as easy as asking a question on InternMatch Communities.
Share Your Insights
The new Communities is also a place for you to share. We are amazed every day hearing from students who found their first ever internship with a Tweet or who got a job at Facebook after winning a Hack-a-thon despite a less than stellar GPA. These stories help inspire other students. InternMatch communities are open and available for all students to participate, respond and help peers navigate the sometimes-rocky internship waters and onwards into amazing new territory.
Get Started
To begin engaging, check out our new Communities here.
There are sections where you can ask questions by industry (technology, I-Banking, Advertising, and more) and sections to share info about cities where you are interning (New York, Houston, SF, and more).
There are also general sections to receive help on everything from resume advice to the application.
Any categories, cities or industries you’d like us to add? Please let us know in the comments below!
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