Applying for Journalism Internships? Start With This Amazing List

Journalism students: if you’re looking for an internship or fellowship, consider yourself on deadline.

We’ve reached the end of journalism internship application season. As Poynter explains, this is make-or-break time for early-career journalists:

The most critical period in journalism school is the three-month window stretching from September to November informally known as internship application season. Getting professional experience and making contacts through an internship can mean the difference between landing a job or being unemployed after commencement.

What is on your Mind

From today, you will gain speed like never before. No more stagnation in your life.
Do you know that apart from failing many times to win elections, Abraham Lincoln also failed in business? His health also failed. Yes, he had nervous breakdown. To make things worse, his fiancée died.
One would have expected a man with such bitter experiences to give up on life. Guess what? He never did. Things turned around for him. He became a successful businessman and the number one citizen of his country.
Though everything around him pointed to negativity, his mind was focused on positive outcome that whatever he desired was possible.
Friends, what is on your mind? Do you see yourself overcoming your challenges in your mind, though your situation is saying the contrary? You must be determined that nothing will stop you from achieving your goals this year and beyond.

Don't give up on your dreams

Today, your life is changing for the better. You will experience progress in every area of your life.
It was Alexander the Great who said; ‘Nothing is impossible for a man who is willing to try’. So, I will like ask you, are you willing to try again and again until you get the desired result in that business or career that had failed before?
You can only succeed in any venture if you don’t give up. Remember that great inventor, Thomas Edison who invented the light bulb, among other inventions failed over 1,000 times. He never gave up until he became successful. Abraham Lincoln, the 16^th American President also failed severally at polls before he finally won the presidency in 1860.