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1. Do your research.
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So I know we’ve all been a bit preoccupied with our spring break plans lately, but the spring semester is also the time to start planning for your summer break, or more specifically, your summer internships. This is the prime time to apply for and score the internship of your dreams.
Before you start applying to internships, you need to know which internships you want to apply for. If you’re going for a larger corporation, you should first check out the company website. Often they have guidelines to follow and applications to fill out geared specifically for their company.
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