The Princeton Review Best 106 Internships - Mark Oldman

How can an internship launch an individual's career? What do Oprah Winfrey,Todayshow anchor Katie Couric, and New York Knicks star Patrick Ewing have in common? They all had internships: Oprah began her career interning at WTVF in Nashville, Couric got on the road to fame interning at a Washington radio station, and Ewing interned with the Senate Finance Committee. Is there such thing as a perfect internship? Yes, there is. An internship can put one on the path to success, point in a new career direction, help a person discover talents, and give individuals great experience. A successful internship can also help ensure gainful employment after high school, college, or grad school. What advantage does this book provide for the reader? The competition for good internships is fierce, but this book gives the reader a competitive edge.The Best 106 Internshipsgives the reader the inside track for the best opportunities in law, the environment, advertising, sports, computers, journalism, music, health care, publishing, finance, education, television-- even beer production, and more. Entries include: In-depth, candid critiques of the internship and its daily responsibilities Feedback from actual interns Advice on how to land the internship of your choice Includes: More Than 20,000 Internship Opportunities The best internships for college and high school students as well as recent grads Perfect for career changers exploring new job fields Positions with today's hottest places to work: Microsoft -- CNN -- Rolling Stone -- Hewlett-Packard -- MTV -- Nike -- Universal Studios -- NASA -- and morePrinceton Publishing Staff is the author of 'The Princeton Review Best 106 Internships - Mark Oldman' with ISBN 9780375756375 and ISBN 037575637X.