Marcus Said:

I am a college student and how can I find internship programs for huge music labels?

We Answered:

You should probably ask your college, or any college, about their programs in music. Also, I found the following website helpful.

Allan Said:

Should public schools offer internship programs and courses for students not going to college?

We Answered:

careers.scienceontheweb.net - I found such internship info here. It has lots of internships, job openings and scolarships for college students.

Brandy Said:

Are there Japan internship programs out there for post-college graduate students?

We Answered:

colleges.mywebcommunity.org - I found such internship info here. It has lots of internships, job openings and scolarships for college students.

Guy Said:

Is the Disney College Program taking as many students for Disneyland internships (f/2009) during the recession?

We Answered:

Hi Page, Umm you aren't the only one I didn't get accepted either so don't feel so bad. I was kind of bummed at first but then I realized if it was meant then we would have went...lol After the interview the lady was letting me know if I didnt get picked dont fret because its more competitive now due to the recession ect. They laid off real workers not on the college program and left them jobless so I guess times are really hard. Forget about the Magic....Where is the Love?

Helen Said:

I'm trying to find colleges that offer best internship programs for their students. Thank you.?

We Answered:

Check out Drexel University in Philly. But just about every school has a good internship program.

Isaac Said:

I'm looking for a program that helps college students find internships abraod. does anyone know of any?

We Answered:

Information is below.

Toni Said:

Do you know of any other programs that help young people with disabilities?

We Answered:

I'm disappointed to see only one other reply so far. Great list. There are a good number of local scholarship programs and internships here in the SF bay area for students w/ disabilities. IMO, the internet has made it easier for today's youth to find available opportunities. Here are two of many programs in my neck of the woods that immediately came to mind.

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