From the highly regarded team of student writers at the "Yale Daily News" comes an invaluable insider's guide to the internships that pay off--with valuable experience, networking connections, and a direct line to the best jobs after graduation. Diagrams.

Describes the experiences of past interns, giving student-to-student advice and tips on how to make the most of internships. Contains a special internet section outlining the ins and out of finding internships on the Web. Includes a comprehensive list of thousands of internships in the fields of business, entertainment, finance, public policy, technology, and more.

Summer just got interesting. Summer programs offer wonderful opportunities to explore the world, make new friends, and prepare for college while you're still in high school. But finding and getting into the right summer program is not always easy. The "Yale Daily News Guide to Summer Programs" helps you find the programs that match your individual needs and goals, setting you on the road to your best summer ever! * Helpful information on specific types of programs: Academics, Study Abroad and International Travel, Community Service, Outdoor Adventure and Travel, Athletics, Arts, and Leadership programs. * Expert advice on researching your options, applying, and interviewing, plus tips on using your summer experience to enhance your college applications. * More than 500 detailed program listings indexed by subject, cost, location, and duration. * Fun lists of websites, books, and movies related to various summer program topics and activities.

Features only the most useful and best-funded fellowships and grants. Includes valuable advice from successful students on eligibility requirements, applications, interviews, and essays.

Listings of well-known--and less publicized--fellowships and grants are presented as well as expert advice and tips for students on how to navigate the application process successfully. Diagrams.

Starting Your Career: The Best Resources To Help You Find the Right Job is targeted primarily at the several million new college graduates trying to find their first job, and to other young adults beginning their careers.

Mogel describes everything from the basics of vocational guidance, for those wanting to break into the public relations industry, to how different strategies have sparked the growth and enhancement of the industry in various corporate and industrial fields.