Your career advisor will work with you one-on-one to help you find internships that best match your career goals. By graduation, 90 percent of students complete one or more internships.
More than 400 companies—ranging from Fortune 500 companies to entrepreneurial organizations—recruit interns from the Wisconsin BBA Program. Students also benefit from an extensive global network of more than 42,500 Business Badgers, many of whom look to the Wisconsin School of Business for interns or new hires.
The right internship can be an important step toward achieving your career goals. Internships provide essential real-world experience, boost your résumé, and give you a start on a professional network. Many Wisconsin BBA students are able to land internships early in their academic career, completing multiple internships during their undergraduate years. Many internships will lead to a full-time offer with the employer.
Paid internships can help offset the cost of a college education. More than 90 percent of the internships completed by Wisconsin BBA students are paid internships. The pay rate will vary based on industry and location, but students typically earn an average of approximately $18 per hour.