Gabriel Said:

Is it normal to not have an internship in your sophomore year of college for business students ? ?

We Answered:

You can wait until your junior year.

Angela Said:

College business major- internships?

We Answered:

The working internship.

Brandy Said:

Anyone know any business related internships for High School Students?

We Answered:

Check with your guidance counselor at your high school. You may also check with the career placement office at the university or college you plan on attending. Both can be very helpful.

Patricia Said:

What is summer business attire for a college student?

We Answered:

I like to stick to skirts and dresses in the summer because they are cooler and you can find some cute and colorful styles. Stay away from capris. Many companies don't allow them. If you wear skirts, a lightweight jacket is a must have for a pulled together look. It doesn't need to be fancy. Stick with cotton in a solid or print and then choose the opposite in a skirt. You can't go wrong. Check the dress code before you shop. Many companies don't allow open toed shoes, cropped pants and nylons are typically required. It depends on the company though. Good luck. Don't spend a lot. Check out ebay or second hand stores. You can find some very nice clothes at very reasonable prices.

Dianne Said:

What would you advise a college student to do if they want to get into a good Business School?

We Answered:

Firstly, the better you do well in school, the easier it will be to get into a college you want to go to, so keep that in mind.

In college, it makes sense to major in a business-related field, such as Finance or Economics. Having a high GPA would increase your chances of getting into Business School. It could also have an impact on your job prospects.

After graduating, you can then either try get one of those jobs you mentioned or apply to go to Business School.

Best of luck to you.

Brent Said:

Im going to be running a paiting business as intership whats some good ways to market the company?

We Answered:

1) Learn to spell (or at least use the spell checker)

2) Place a classified ad in your local paper.

3) No money for advertising? You've learned the first lesson of capitalism . . . no capital, no small business.