It’s never too early to start.
The early bird gets the worm.
These are just two of the
hundreds of sayings about getting a jump start on things.
This concept couldn’t
be more true when it comes to acquiring internships.
Today it is increasingly...
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It’s never too early to start.
The early bird gets the worm.
These are just two of the
hundreds of sayings about getting a jump start on things.
This concept couldn’t
be more true when it comes to acquiring internships.
Today it is increasingly important to complete internships, and the key is to get a
head start.
With so many graduates entering the job market, anything that sets
once candidate apart from another helps.
So much pressure is being placed on high school students to chose a major during
their senior year, and internships or job-shadowing programs are great ways to
figure out a student’s specific interests.
Ric Smith, director of experiential learning and head of the department of communication and journalism’s internship program at Auburn University, thinks
high school is a perfect time for students to start looking for internships.
"The more experience they can get, the better,” Smith said.
“I know a number of
high schools that have programs that match what we ar
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