Can any of the engineering brehs here hook me up with an internship?

[GrindtooFilthy]

I've applied to 50+ places and out of them only done 4/5 interviews and not a single fukking call back

i'm at my wits end i'm down to move out the country if i have to

 

[Larry Lobster]

How far are you willing to go?
double entendre

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

How far are you willing to go?
double entendre

chill breh i still want my culo intact

but i've applied to so many places in state that my out of state number are starting to dwindle those in state

i really need this right now

 

[Audemar]

This is the Coli, not Boeing, DuPont or Dow. Anyway, your best bet would be through a university, if you haven't graduated, as companies often recruit from universities and send openings to university employees first. If your GPA is above 3 that helps as well. The reality as an engineer is that you have to be open to some level of travel as well.

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

This is the Coli, not Boeing, DuPont or Dow. Anyway, your best bet would be through a university, if you haven't graduated, as companies often recruit from universities and send openings to university employees first. If your GPA is above 3 that helps as well. The reality as an engineer is that you have to be open to some level of travel as well.

bruh i've done all that, i literally don't know what to do anymore that's i'm asking thecoli fam

 

[Kooley_High]

You need to go to conferences bruh. NSBE national conference is always handing out internships, every student I know that went came back with one. I don't recommend applying online for them unless you know someone at the company. Trust me i'm in the same boat.

Edit: Also try applying to small local engineering firms too. I hear those are a lot more easier to get.

 

[Amerikan Melanin]

What type of engineering?

 

[Audemar]

bruh i've done all that, i literally don't know what to do anymore that's i'm asking thecoli fam

In that case, you're pretty much like any other engineering breh. I'll give you one more that the average engineering breh isn't doing: talk to a professor or someone in your engineering department, especially if you have someone you've developed a relationship with. You'd be surprised at the connections they have.

 

[L&HH]

You need to go to conferences bruh. NSBE national conference is always handing out internships, every student I know that went came back with one. I don't recommend applying online for them unless you know someone at the company. Trust me i'm in the same boat.

Edit: Also try applying to small local engineering firms too. I hear those are a lot more easier to get.

This guy never lied. I won't say everyone gets an internship there but your chances are pretty decent. Also, if your school offers a lean six sigma greenbelt class, take that and get that certificate. It's starting to become more of a requirement for industrial engineering but it still gives you a decent advantage over others for having one. I know someone that went to NSBE last year [he was mech E] that got an internship with GE just because he was taking the class that semester and could regurgitate all the jargon and mumbo jumbo he had been taught up to that point.

 

[⠀⠀⠀]

most people only care about themselves and not helping others. good luck though.

 

[hoodheronova]

what type of engineering tho? This is very important to know

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

In that case, you're pretty much like any other engineering breh. I'll give you one more that the average engineering breh isn't doing: talk to a professor or someone in your engineering department, especially if you have someone you've developed a relationship with. You'd be surprised at the connections they have.

just asked one of my friends this morning, he told me to email a professor about a research position it's unpaid but if it's open i just might take it.

what type of engineering tho? This is very important to know

electrical engineering breh

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

most people only care about themselves and not helping others. good luck though.

coli fam finna break through i trust them

You need to go to conferences bruh. NSBE national conference is always handing out internships, every student I know that went came back with one. I don't recommend applying online for them unless you know someone at the company. Trust me i'm in the same boat.

Edit: Also try applying to small local engineering firms too. I hear those are a lot more easier to get.

bruh i went to that thing and all the companies turned me down cuz i didn't have a 3.0 gpa shyt killed my soul.

dude at chevron said, i want to hire you but your gpa is lacking come back when you have a 3

 

[hoodheronova]

just asked one of my friends this morning, he told me to email a professor about a research position it's unpaid but if it's open i just might take it.

electrical engineering breh

Damn, i dont got nothing for ya breh. Hopefully ya stars are shining bright. Take that research position fam

 

[CASHAPP]

This guy never lied. I won't say everyone gets an internship there but your chances are pretty decent. Also, if your school offers a lean six sigma greenbelt class, take that and get that certificate. It's starting to become more of a requirement for industrial engineering but it still gives you a decent advantage over others for having one. I know someone that went to NSBE last year [he was mech E] that got an internship with GE just because he was taking the class that semester and could regurgitate all the jargon and mumbo jumbo he had been taught up to that point.

Has any black owned companies ever come through the NSBE in recent years? I get so annoyed when reputable black organizations as prestigious as that have predominantly white companies or white owned companies come to conventions. Call me a hotep but