<p>I'm a senior and currently completing a part-time internship that pays only a honorarium but is at a reputable company that looks good on my resume. The position has some administrative aspects and there is not much room for interesting projects or unique learning opportunities. I accepted it since I didn't find anything else part-time. Since the internship barely pays, I have to work another part-time job in order to have SOME income to help out my family + personal expenses. I am also enrolled in summer courses. I changed my major recently and need to catch up this summer to graduate on time (I know, I'm screwed).</p>
<p>However, a month into summer, I am finding it difficult to balance interning, classes, and working part time. My question is: should I suffer through until August and try to tackle all three commitments or should I quit the internship since I'm not getting much out of it? </p>
<p>I want to do well in my classes but don't want to burn any bridges or ruin professional relationships/contacts at the company. At the same time, I am not expecting to be hired full time after graduation since they barely ever hire interns. I have no motivation since the internship in no way challenges me with the tedious tasks the interns are given; I was not even trained properly. My part-time job is flexible, pays well, and allows for improving skills but is not with a "big" company that might attract potential employers in the future. Dropping summer courses are not an option - I have to complete the credits. Can I still list the internship on my resume if I quit after two months? </p>
<p>Any advice would be helpful, thanks in advance!</p>