Even though school has only been in session for a few weeks, chances are, if you’re a freshman, you’ve probably heard the word “internship” uttered countless times! And if you’re like most underclassmen, you have a TON of questions about it.
How soon should I begin applying for an internship? What classes should I take and what kind of grades do I need to land an awesome, paid internship at a top company? When should I start building relationships and connecting with employers? Should freshmen go to the on-campus career fair? Will employers care about my summer job from high school? I want to start my own company, do I need an internship?
We teamed up with university recruiters from Facebook, Google and Twitter to host a Google Hangout tackling all of your questions about internships for underclassmen!
Join us on on September 18th (1pm PST) and get advice on:
Say yes only if you'd actually move for this job at the pay it offers.…
If the posting lists a pay range, enter a number or range inside it, toward…
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Put your GPA on your resume if it's 3.0 or higher and you're a student…
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