Why you need a fall internship
By now, just about every college student knows the importance of holding an internship. It seems like everyone’s hyper-focused on what’s become seen as the all-defining summer internship — the summer months where all of the internship guides, cover-letter writing tips and office style recommendations make their debut.
But once fall classes near, many students turn their focus to two things: studying and tailgating. Do not be misled. Fall semester is a prime time to get your professional footing. Jot this down in your overpriced notebook and be sure to maximize your fall semester internship. You may need these reminders come finals.
5 things to do with a month left in your internship
Time’s ticking away on the summer - here are some things you can do to get you set up for the future - and maybe land a job.
Whether you’ve relocated for your first job out of college or for a summer internship, explore your new habitat. If you landed in DC, why not head to the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden and listen to live jazz music on Fridays through the summer? Dip your toes in the fountain and groove. What have you discovered in your new city? (Taken with Cinemagram)
Things you did everyday at college are often not ok to do at your internship or first job.
