General Motors is offering students from the University of La Verne a chance to gain hands-on business experience and develop skills through the GM Marketing Internship program.
Though it is true, that one should be paid for work, it is not as easy when it comes to internships. Having run two statewide and one national election in Austria, I have had my experiences with interns.
During college, students often find themselves looking for practical work experience in their chosen fields. Internships are usually the answer to gaining that needed experience and building a strong resume. The problem with internships, though, is that many do not pay students for their time, expenses and skills.
With traditional means of supporting private education changing very rapidly, the University of La Verne has recently come up with an innovative way to help underwrite its cost.