How to get an Internship?

kek I love that picture

>>1499195
Ask your professor if there is anything you can do at uni during the summer like a project or anything.

You are probably too early in the course to actually do anything, but, if you can do anything (i mean anything) to help around the uni you can write it off on your resume as summer experience.

but in all seriousness, go to a job fair and talk to the less popular tables

I mean obviously throw your resume at a few of the big companies, but spend majority of your time bottom feeding

obviously a big company makes a great resume ornament, but having experience anywhere is better than a blank resume after graduation

>>1499275
This x1000

I applied to about 40 places for internships and got rejected by 39 of them, despite having a 90% GPA, professional work experience, a broad range of current work experiences and extra curriculars etc.... when I applied I thought I would be a shoe in for most places but would get rejected via online tests, video interviews, face to face interviews and so on.

I only got my internships out of blind luck - of all my apps, one accepted me after online test, vid interview and face to face interview, and the other accepted me because I got lucky and had a director show interest and hire me from a coffee interview. You should do the same - apply everywhere, explore every fucking avenue possible, ask friends, family, coworkers, network as much as humanly possible, cold email, get people to look at your cover letter and resume constantly, get people to practice interview questions with you every now and then, stay in the know of your industry.

Most importantly don't let the rejections get to you.