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Ask us a new question here.Q: What is the basis or criteria for which an internship should be paid or unpaid? –Lance from
A: Unfortunately, there is no set standard to determine whether an internship should be paid or unpaid. That determination is at the employer’s discretion. There are several options in terms of compensation when it comes to internships. An internship could be: paid and count for course credit, paid without credit, unpaid for credit, or unpaid with no credit.
Q: MBA in Finance or MS in Finance. What’s the difference? –Rose from
A: Although this varies depending on which school you attend, there are some differences between the two degrees. An MS in Finance provides a broader and deeper exposure to finance, while limiting or overlooking the general aspects of business you’d get from an MBA program. An MBA offers a more diverse approach to finance, covering general aspects of business. Keep in mind, there is a lot of overlap between the two, and they are both great programs for finance.
Q: Help! I'm trying to find a summer job on Long Island while studying abroad in
A: There are a number of ways to find summer employment while abroad. You can search the Experience seasonal opportunities page as well as the Experience internship guide. Both will allow you to search for beneficial opportunities in your area and provide tips for finding a job that’s right for you. Also, utilize your local
