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SadAspy
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20 Oct 2010, 11:37 am

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You don't need to take off school while you are doing one.


While I have no doubt there are people who can juggle being a full-time student and an internship at the same time I wasn't one of them-at least not when I was an undergraduate.



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20 Oct 2010, 4:39 pm

SadAspy wrote:
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You don't need to take off school while you are doing one.


While I have no doubt there are people who can juggle being a full-time student and an internship at the same time I wasn't one of them-at least not when I was an undergraduate.



I know many of the colleges in my area actually give ya credit towards college work if you do an internship, which does make it easier to juggle around with school. Round here they call it a work-study program, and it makes your internship hours count towards your major credit wise.


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