<p>which one will be better for college, which one looks better, any advice?</p>
<p>depends on the nature of each… i would say internship though</p>
<p>along with this does working at a family business look less impressive then working at a normal place</p>
<p>no i would say equally. but it still depends on what your actually doing i guess and how much time you put into it. i think working at a family business looks great actually</p>
<p>I’d say internships are a plus for the networks, but if it is for your family I’m not sure you’d get the same advantage.</p>
<p>How could anyone possibly answer this question with so little information? Anyone who answers the question ‘which is better? internship or job?’ with a blanket A or B answer doesn’t know what they’re talking about. Plain and simple.</p>
<p>Internship probably, but if you have a job related to what you want to do, like working at a vet’s office if you want to do anything with animals, then that’s good too.</p>
<p>They’re both great. We really need more information about what you’re actually doing.</p>
<p>A good job is better than a bad internship and a good internship is better than a bad job. That’s all I can tell you without more info. :P</p>
<p>internshippp-I did last summer and I got into my top choice–COLBY!! Wooohooo</p>
<p>im either going to work at my families restaurant as some base position or i can take an internship with a business law firm, i actually think i might do both but the only thing is i am looking to apply to a business school possibly for entrapenureship so i was wondering which one i should focus on more and weather an internship with a lawyer would be relevant</p>
<p>^ I would do the internship</p>
<p>It depends on what you’re doing and why you’re doing it. For instance, working a job – any job including a menial one or being in the family biz-- to help support your family is a much more impressive activity than is answering the phones on an “internship” arranged through family contacts.</p>
<p>If money isn’t a concern, select the internship or job that you are most interested in and will take the most advantage of. That’s what colleges care about.</p>