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A guide to internships for high school students

College Essay Guy

For high school students, an internship can help you gain real-world experience, build professional skills, and explore potential career paths. But that doesn’t necessarily mean an internship is the best use of your time, nor will it guarantee your admission to a top-ranking college. How do you balance an internship with school?

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Summer Strategy Ideas for Penn

The Koppelman Group

The school is also first among the Ivy League in the number of students who study abroad, and is known to be very diverse across a variety of metrics. Penn prides itself on being on the cutting edge, and invites new students to join them there, pushing fields forward. This may mean being a little creative.

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The Best Majors at the University of Pennsylvania

The Koppelman Group

The college is also internationally-minded, with a global student body. 62% of the Class of 2027 identify as Black, Hispanic, Asian, or Native American, and 13% of that same class is made up of international students. The university is also first in the Ivy League for the number of students studying abroad.

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Why Should I Hire a College Consultant?

HelloCollege

Specialized Admissions Considerations Guidance for First-Generation College Students First-generation college students often face unique challenges in navigating higher education, but it also comes with a number of opportunities.

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How to Choose the Right Extracurricular Activities for Medical School

Shemmassian Academic Consulting

Summer research opportunities typically fall into the following categories: Formal summer research programs Pharmaceutical internships Informal research opportunities Formal summer research programs: Many universities hold formal research programs over the summer that allow students to gain experience within a structured environment.

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“Move-in melt” is on the rise: Why it’s happening and 3 strategies to fight it

EAB

Factors Contributing to Move-In Melt Based on our last year’s data, we saw move-in melt primarily happening in two student groups: international students and students without financial aid packages where the enrollment team believes they may be eligible for need-based aid.

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The 50 Best Questions to Ask On a College Tour or Visit (Plus Our Favorite 3 Questions)

University Gurus

This section’s questions help you assess how well a college prepares students for the workforce, including the availability of internships, the effectiveness of the career center, and networking opportunities with alumni. What internship or co-operative education opportunities does the college offer?