The phrase "held internship" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to describe an internship that someone has completed or participated in.
Example: "During my college years, I held an internship at a local marketing firm."
Alternatives: "completed an internship" or "participated in an internship."
Many students said they had held internships that involved noneducational menial work.
The university study found that of graduating students in 1992, 17percentt not 9percentt had held internships.
In fact, more than half of last year's graduating seniors held internships during their college career, and it's easy to see why.
In 2008, the National Association of Colleges and Employers found that 50percentt of graduating students had held internships, up from the 17percentt shown in a 1992 study by Northwestern University.
Below is a list of places where students have held internships or places that may be of interest.
A survey by the National Association of Colleges and Employers in 2008 found that 50 percent of graduating students had held internships, a striking increase from the 17 percent shown in a 1992 study by Northwestern University.
All of the students held internships, from New York to Hong Kong to London during the program, working in hedge funds, investment and commercial banking, asset management, and financial services.
As a College student, Sequeira held internships with Health Global Access Project, the Apollo Theater and Duke Energy Corp., and spent a summer working at Sustainability Excellence Arabia in Amman.
Prior to MIT, Marissa held internships at a Boston-based architecture firm and a green design and build firm in Brooklyn, NY.
She has held internships with the Citizens Crime Commission of New York City, the Midtown Community Court's Center for Court Innovation, the New York City Mayor's Office Criminal Justice Coordinator and the Columbia University Psychology Department.
