Think Before You Intern [Infographic]

Should your child take an unpaid internship? Sometimes it's a difficult decision to make. Your student wants experience, but at what price does that come? This infographic from OnlineCollegeCourses.com brings to light some shocking facts about internships and can help you and your student make an informed choice.
October 16, 2012

Should your child take an unpaid internship? Sometimes it’s a difficult decision to make. Your student wants experience, but at what price does that come? This infographic from OnlineCollegeCourses.com brings to light some shocking facts about internships and can help you and your student make an informed choice.

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