Internships

We’re taking you out of the classroom and into the working world! Real-world experience, or experiential learning, helps you refine your skills and professionalism as you approach your post-graduation career. The flexibility offered through multiple types of experiential learning supports a wider scope of opportunities in which you can engage in during school breaks that provide increased ways to experience hands-on learning with a corporate partner.

The Juan and Lisa Jones Center for Career Preparation is here to help you identify and explore the various types of experiential learning opportunities to meet the 80-hour internship requirement.

• 80 or more total hours are required — up to 20 hours may be done on campus.
• Cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or higher.
• To apply for an experiential learning opportunity, you must be in good academic standing.
• Experiential learning opportunities during the school year are permissible.
• The experiential learning opportunity must be an extension of the classroom — a learning experience that applies the knowledge gained in the classroom.
• All forms must be completed for each experiential learning experience.