Internships

Internships are typically a one-time work or service experience related to a student’s major or career goal. The internship plan generally involves a student working in a professional setting under supervision of practicing professionals. Internships can be paid, or unpaid, and the student may or may not receive academic credit for performing the work.

Internships can be for one, or span multiple, academic terms.  We are flexible with much of the structure of an internship.  We focus more on ensuring that a student completes a professional work experience within their academic major, at a credible employer who will help professionally mentor them through the experience, and that fits within the student's career goals. 

Why Intern?

• Real-world work experience
• Great Networking Opportunities
• Apply classroom theory to practice
• Confirmation of career path
• 53% of internships, evolve into full-time positions
• CBA Freshman entering in academic year 2008-09, Internships are a requirment for degree completion