2012-01-16, 02:30 AM
Try to get an internship at the local mayor's office/ possibly state/City government?
Honestly, Don't burn yourself out. I know you're about to graduate, but since you're taking a lighter course load, aim for less stressful classes and a "fun class" in a subject that you enjoy, but would never think of majoring in (I'm like that with history- I enjoy it a lot and just learning about it is really cool, but I wouldn't major in it). Take a PE class if your school offers one- like a martial art/basketball/tennis what have you. If you enjoy it or want to learn it, then this is your chance. Take a random class that may apply to your future internship (like budgeting/personal finance/ economics, etc.) You want to have a very diverse background if you can. You could also just lighten your workload and take a job at a local joint to make some extra money and get work experience.
Honestly, Don't burn yourself out. I know you're about to graduate, but since you're taking a lighter course load, aim for less stressful classes and a "fun class" in a subject that you enjoy, but would never think of majoring in (I'm like that with history- I enjoy it a lot and just learning about it is really cool, but I wouldn't major in it). Take a PE class if your school offers one- like a martial art/basketball/tennis what have you. If you enjoy it or want to learn it, then this is your chance. Take a random class that may apply to your future internship (like budgeting/personal finance/ economics, etc.) You want to have a very diverse background if you can. You could also just lighten your workload and take a job at a local joint to make some extra money and get work experience.