1 Page Guide to finding internships (free PDF)

Comment by Allison on February 2, 2009 at 11:31pm

I would love to view this PDF but currently the links point to your previous PDF on job-hunting.

Comment by Chris Russell on February 3, 2009 at 8:36am

Sorry I fixed it...

Comment by Heather Huhman on February 3, 2009 at 8:46am

Chris,

Quarterlife is on there twice, and I would love to have my column added as a resource. http://www.examiner.com/x-828-Entry-Level-Careers-Examiner

Thanks - great list! There were some sources I didn't know about and thus will be adding them to the sidebar on my column right now!

Heather Huhman, Entry Level Careers Examiner
Examiner.com

Comment by Karen D. Swim on February 3, 2009 at 10:34am

Chris, I will definitely spread the word. I think it's wonderful that you took time to pull together these resources. Thanks for sharing them with the community!

Karen Swim
wordsforhirellc.com

Comment by Jennifer Porter on February 5, 2009 at 5:24pm

This is great and internships are a win-win-win for students, schools & employers.

GoliathJobs.com is a great resource as well. We connect with schools of all education levels throughout North America and are 100% spam-free. If possible, please add us to the list. Our address is www.goliathjobs.com. Thank you.

Jennifer Porter
Academic Support Team

GoliathJobs.com - The Source for Hiring Students & Alumni

Comment by Jess on April 17, 2009 at 12:15am

http://rateinternships.com/. Good if you are in the Western MA and NY area although has some scattered reviews from other states.

Comment by Braedon R. on April 17, 2009 at 6:47am

Its important that you gonna apply for job after just you graduate. Good that there are guides posted here! As a single part of our country, these tips would somehow help those who are going to visit this! Amidst of the recession in US, this is a great help for the jobseekers. People are aware that U.S. economy is shaky for pretty much everybody. Not only is it bad for Americans, but also lousy U.S. economy hits the whole world hard. The U.S. bailout measures are good for everyone worldwide, if the cash advances being made work like they're intended to. However, some are insisting that the bailout is going to wreck the budget and make the deficit explode. Obama and others insist there will be cuts made that will make up for it. Regardless, let us hope that the short term loans we're making will help to bring back the U.S. economy.

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