<p>To clarify, if you want to become an let’s say an engineer one day, in undergraduate how much would it help you to do an internship in engineering? </p>
<p>If you aren’t focused on partying and enjoying yourself and you are seriously considering a job in a subject already in undergraduate what should you be doing aside from studying for your courses and standardized exams?</p>
<p>CNC the best thing you can do is show that your well rounded. Being part of an engineering club, volunteering (Community service), every having a part time job helps. Attending any type of seminars helps during the interview, (you have an idea in order to have a decent discussion on a topic that matters to the job)…Recruiters want to see that you have intellectual abilities but you also have the communication skills thats essential to successful engineers.</p>
<p>And yes, any internship toward your career goal would be extremely helpful. I myself started in Operations to Technology and now finally made it to a great financial internship that i love. So if you dont get exactly what you want at first just keep at it!</p>
<p>Yes, a part-time job in undergrad is good. You gain experience and make extra income. It adds to your resume when you graduate from college too.</p>