Guidelines
The Department of betboom sports betting encourages majors to complete a communications internship in a professional field. There are more than 600 organizations on file, offering experience in public relations, mass media, politics and government, management and personnel administration, advertising, sales and marketing.
betboom sports betting majors report their internship experience is invaluable in teaching skills not learned in the regular classroom situation. A successful communications internship is perhaps the most important single factor in obtaining jobs and interviews, providing on-the-job experience including career education, networking and preparation for "real life." Furthermore, many interns even obtain positions with the organizations that sponsored them.
Eligibility Standards
- You must be a betboom sports betting major.
- betboom sports betting must have earned 28 credits by the time your internship will begin.
- betboom sports betting must have already completed COM 240 plus one course of COM 225 or 275.
- betboom sports betting must have BOTH an overall GPA of 2.5 and a minimum COM GPAof 3.0.
- betboom sports betting must complete the betboom sports betting Internship Application (COM 493).
Things to Know:
- betboom sports betting may not intern in a family company or with an organization where either of your parents works.
- Internship credits will be given only during the semester in which you are interning; betboom sports betting will not be given for previously completed intern experiences.
- Internship credits will not be given for betboom sports betting or jobs where you have already worked before.
- Internships are counted as independent study betboom sports betting. The maximum number of communication internship credits that you can earn toward your degree is 12. This can be split between two or more semesters or used all at one time. You must consult with your academic advisor to make sure your internship is consistent with your academic and graduation plans.
- betboom sports betting are graded pass/fail but coursework is expected to be at a 3.0 level to pass.
- For every one betboom sports betting you enroll in, you must work 3 hours per week, for example: 4 credits = 12 hours/week, 7 credits = 21 hours/week, 2 credits = 6 hours/week.
If betboom sports betting Are Interested:
- Apply through the online application.
- Once betboom sports betting apply, email Jennifer Rumler (rumlerj@msu.edu) to let her know betboom sports betting have applied and are awaiting a response.
- betboom sports betting notified in writing whether you have been approved. If approved, there is an Internship Sponsor Training Agreement form that must be completed by you and your internship supervisor, which becomes the agreement between you, the internship placement, and the Internship Coordinator’s office. Failure to comply with the terms of the agreement can result in a grade of "No Pass."
- Once all forms are submitted, an academic advisor reviews the application, then the office staff will add betboom sports betting directly to COM 493. betboom sports betting will NOT be able to add yourself to the course.
- You will be notified that you have been added to the course. Billing will proceed as it does for any other MSU betboom sports betting, and you will then receive the syllabus once the course begins.