<p>So if you're a pre-med student, what kind of internships should you be looking at to do over summer? And I'm assuming that they don't pay well or at all huh? Haha thanks everyone.</p>
<p>The best if you are a US citizen is with the government. It is not faulty, but don’t expect to get paid. If you’re a good student, and have been accepted at the college and major in pre med, you can get a scholarship. You get a scholarship you are going to have to do 10 weeks of research with the government. You can also work for them full time after graduation for a year. For more info: [NIH</a> Student Training Opportunities](<a href=“http://www.training.nih.gov/student/]NIH”>http://www.training.nih.gov/student/)</p>
<p>There are tons of internships for you out there. Internships are whether you pay, they don’t pay you, or they pay you little. It’s because you probably don’t have a lot of experience. Check here for internships, if you’re not interested in the government ones, or is an International student, [Pre-med</a> Internships](<a href=“http://people.rit.edu/gtfsbi/Symp/premed.htm]Pre-med”>Pre-med Internships)</p>
<p>most medical internships do not pay at all. so if you find one that actually pays then thats pretty impressive</p>
<p>I agree - I’m an intern at one of the biomedical labs at Penn right now and I only get paid a little over minimum wage.</p>