1. Complete the Internship Registration form. This form will be routed to your faculty advisor, internship supervisor and academic advisor.

2. Submit the completed form by the appropriate deadline listed above.

It is recommended that you go and speak with your academic advisor about adding an internship course to your schedule first.

Our internships for credit are designed with the following outcomes in mind. These outcomes can be used when completing the Internship Registration form. Please note that each course and instructor may have more detailed learning outcomes, which will be listed in the syllabus for that particular course.

Once you complete an internship for credit, you should be able to:

• Compare and contrast professional practices and what you have learned in the classroom.
• Clearly communicate, both orally and in writing, your work and academic experience with confidence.
• Reflect and choose superior ways to handle challenging situations in the workplace.
• More clearly articulate your goals for a future career and understand the importance of utilizing your communication interests and skills to network and build relationships with professionals in your field.
• Understand ways in which your internship experience will augment your classroom learning and how that experience can guide your career interests in the future.

If you earn credit for an internship, you are considered to be registered for an academic course. Like any credit-bearing course, there is a cost. During the fall and spring semesters, if a student's total credit hours are between 12 and 17, the internship will fall under the block tuition charge. However, if the internship causes your total credit hour count to go above 17, there will be a charge for every credit hour over 17.

During the summer, students pay courses by credit hour. Therefore, your total cost would depend on the number of credit hours in your internship.

More information about tuition and fees.