<p>I just realized that if I take two classes this summer, I can graduate in two semesters but I'll have no internship under my belt. I think it would be great to save an extra semester worth of money but would it be hard to get a job with no internship?</p>
<p>Maybe you could graduate a semester early and get an internship for what would have been your usual semester? This way you could concentrate more on the internship. Just a thought from an incoming freshman.</p>
<p>A lot of internships have this requirement "Working towards a Bachelor degree… " or “current undergraduate…” Once you actually graduate, you are in the normal “unemployed/newly graduate” pool.
I would strongly encourage you to get internships in summer and if nothing comes along, register for the classes. As an employer, I would prefer to see resumes from college graduates with “real world experience”.</p>
<p>Lots of kids are graduating this spring and going right into internships.
However, they did apply as college students, which is a requirement for some internships.
Find an internship you can do while going to summer school.
Hurry, it’s getting late.</p>