So how do you choose in that case?

If you're one of the fortunate college students to receive multiple internship offers, first of all, kudos to you! After the celebration, you now have to figure out what internship offer to accept, and why you're accepting it. And don't say "because it pays the most." No, that's not a good reason. Here are some things to consider when you're looking at what internship offer to accept: Is it for a company you like? Can you see yourself working there full time? Is it doing a job you would enjoy? What skills will you build by working there? How do these skills relate to your longer term career plans? Now, when they offer you an internship, some companies won't tell you what you will be doing over the summer, primarily because even they don't know yet! My company, for example, was still figuring out internship assignments in March of this year, when we had extended our offers the prior fall. So how do you choose in that case? Well, look specifically at the company to see what they offer, what industry they are in, and whether you like the idea of working there full time afterwards. There is also a second bit of negotiating or contracting you can do with them (though, I must caution you: do this very tactfully, do not be pushy or arrogant!)...

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