<p>Hello all. I am a rising senior in northeast Massachusetts who is planning to follow the Pre-Med route. I want to find a really strong medical/biotechnology internship within the area, but I really don't know of any strong ones. Can anyone make any recommendations? Thanks!</p>
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<p>thanks! i honestly would prefer an actual “internship” with a biotech company. this would impress colleges and more importantly I would receive a hands-on experience of working in a laboratory and applying my strong science skills to the real world. i’ll deifnitely check it out though. is it really that unique, and is it valuable for college admissions?</p>
<p>You are going to have to take some initiative to find these internships and no one on this board will have the time nor expertise to spell out a list of companies you should apply to. Needless to say, Boston is a huge R&D hub and if you are anywhere decent, you should not find it difficult to find an internship. </p>
<p>I would then go to the smaller biotech and start sending out cold-emails or cold calling them. You don’t really have a shot at any of the bigger pharma companies without a connection</p>