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Rhea
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Keller, Texas
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What internships are available remotely for high school juniors who would want to major in political science and business administration?
Eventually, I would like to go to law school to become a corporate lawyer. I am trying to niche down my internships to fit either business or political science.
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Deborah Chang
Business Development
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San Carlos, California
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Deborah’s Answer
Hello! Here are some uplifting suggestions for you:
1. Consider shifting your focus towards "volunteer" roles. Which organizations or companies would you be excited to volunteer for? It might be easier to find opportunities in political and civic organizations compared to companies. Law firms do offer internships, but they may not be available for high school students (as they are likely seeking law school students), and remote options could be rare.
2. There's a fantastic organization where you can volunteer to write letters on behalf of political candidates. It's called Vote Forward. This could be a great way to gain some valuable political experience remotely.
3. If possible, look for local companies or even your city government that might be open to volunteers. My advice for young people is always to try and get involved in person if it's feasible. It's a great way to gain experience and make connections.
Good luck!
1. Consider shifting your focus towards "volunteer" roles. Which organizations or companies would you be excited to volunteer for? It might be easier to find opportunities in political and civic organizations compared to companies. Law firms do offer internships, but they may not be available for high school students (as they are likely seeking law school students), and remote options could be rare.
2. There's a fantastic organization where you can volunteer to write letters on behalf of political candidates. It's called Vote Forward. This could be a great way to gain some valuable political experience remotely.
3. If possible, look for local companies or even your city government that might be open to volunteers. My advice for young people is always to try and get involved in person if it's feasible. It's a great way to gain experience and make connections.
Good luck!
This was super helpful, thank you!
Rhea
Katherine Avery
Run a music studio and teach private music lessons; teach college-level religion classes
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Spanish Fork, Utah
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Katherine’s Answer
Check out the book The Proximity Principle by Ken Coleman to see what ideas it sparks for you.
Keyston Rice
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Lawrence, IN
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Keyston’s Answer
When I think about remote internships for high school juniors like yourself who are into political science and business, a few ideas come to mind. You might want to explore internships with political campaigns or local government offices to get a taste of the political science field. On the business side, virtual internships with start-ups or consulting firms could be a great fit, giving you insights into business administration. Having been in a supervisory role at a facility maintenance company, I understand how practical skills matter. Remember, picking internships aligned with either business or political science could really set the stage for your journey towards becoming a corporate lawyer down the line. Your experiences during these internships will be key.
I appreciate you taking the time to answer this.
Rhea
Dino Ubalde
Educator/Psychologist/Life Coach
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Tracy, California
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Dino’s Answer
Hello Rhea,
I appreciate your initiative in reaching out to us. Your question is an excellent one. It's fantastic to see your enthusiasm about learning more about your internship. May I ask what year you are currently in?
From what I understand, internships are meticulously planned by your school's program. The goal of your internship is to supplement your major. For instance, if your interest lies in political science, your practical experience would be within the justice system or government offices. This will provide you with the hands-on learning experiences necessary for your outcomes-based curriculum.
If your passion is in the business sector, your internship would be within the corporate industry. This would give you a real-world application of the courses in your program.
You've inquired about a remote internship? Whether or not this is an option would depend on if it's included in your curriculum. If it is, you could participate in a remote internship program. Your school would collaborate with the industry to provide you with the training that will offer you a genuine job experience.
By the time you complete your degree, you'll already have a good understanding of what to expect in the field you've chosen. This is the beauty of internships - they give you a glimpse into your future career. Keep up the good work, Rhea!
I appreciate your initiative in reaching out to us. Your question is an excellent one. It's fantastic to see your enthusiasm about learning more about your internship. May I ask what year you are currently in?
From what I understand, internships are meticulously planned by your school's program. The goal of your internship is to supplement your major. For instance, if your interest lies in political science, your practical experience would be within the justice system or government offices. This will provide you with the hands-on learning experiences necessary for your outcomes-based curriculum.
If your passion is in the business sector, your internship would be within the corporate industry. This would give you a real-world application of the courses in your program.
You've inquired about a remote internship? Whether or not this is an option would depend on if it's included in your curriculum. If it is, you could participate in a remote internship program. Your school would collaborate with the industry to provide you with the training that will offer you a genuine job experience.
By the time you complete your degree, you'll already have a good understanding of what to expect in the field you've chosen. This is the beauty of internships - they give you a glimpse into your future career. Keep up the good work, Rhea!
Judith-Ann Anderson
Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) at AndeersonCounselingTexas( ACT)
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Grapevine, Texas
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Judith-Ann’s Answer
Hello, Rhea. What is it that interests you in political science? Is it the study of politics and power from domestic, international, and comparative perspectives? Is it in understanding political ideas, ideologies, institutions, policies, processes, and behavior? What is it about being a corporate attorney that appeals to you? If you wish to affect change through policy strategy, this can be accomplished in ways such as social work, education, environmental science? If you wish to work on the legal strategies of any of the above, then corporate attorney is the way to go. If you wish to be in politics, then campaigning for your favorite candidate can begin now. Learning to work on the grass roots of policy change can be invaluable. Whatever you do, study the facts and be aware of the biases you might encounter in politics, ideas, and ideologies. Learning to fact check will be invaluable to you no matter which direction you take. Find mentors, teachers, and coaches you admire and respect to direct you in directions that offer you experience in the field you choose. I wish you the very best.