APPLY AT CAREER CENTER
Visit your career services department to apply for enrollment and please note that we only accept a maximum of 2 students per HBCU each semester. In order to qualify for an Intern Housing Grant, the student must meet or satisfy the following criteria:
QUALIFICATIONS
- Must be a current HBCU student in good academic standing.Must have an internship in or about the Washington, D.C. area for the applicable semester (Fall, Spring, Summer)
- Must be on track to graduate and continue to receive academic credit during the internship.
- Must demonstrate a financial need.
- Must have an advisor or mentor during the internship, preferably a person located in the Washington, DC area.
- Must have a minimum grade point average of 2.7.
- Must have the recommendation of the student’s HBCU or Liaison.
- A Junior or Senior HBCU undergraduate is preferred.
Applications for the Intern Housing Grant Opens July 1st, 2024 close on August 16th, 2024 at 11:59 PM EST. Any applications received after the deadline will not be reviewed. It is mandatory for all applications to be signed by a university liaison.
BENEFITS OF APPLYING
LIVE AND INTERN IN THE HEART OF WASHINGTON, D.C.
Benefit from our free housing which is fully-furnished suite-style apartments. Ensuring you can focus on your internship without the financial burden of accommodation costs.
GAIN INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE IN THE FIELD OF YOUR PREFERENCE
An internship in Washington, D.C. puts you on the front lines of where public policy is made for all careers while being able to connect with top organizations and secure internships that provide hands-on experience and professional growth.
NETWORKING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Join a network of fellow HBCU interns and alumni, offering support, collaboration, and lasting connections. We also offer workshops, networking events, and mentorship programs designed to enhance your skills and career prospects.