Examining the puzzling process of finding an internship, Rule 4
Posted on December 29, 2011
Filed Under Employment, Finding a Job, First Job, Internship | Leave a Comment
Start looking early.
This might be the cardinal rule! Deadlines for applications to internship programs can vary. It is essential that you start researching early, since most application deadlines are a minimum of four to five months prior to the start date of that internship. In addition, some federal internship opportunities require their applicants submit applications as early as a year prior to the start date of that internship.
For more information, and help locating internship opportunities, please contact the Office of Career Services at careerservices@apus.edu.
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