Best way to get summer internship

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Effective strategies for securing a summer internship in Computer Science include utilizing campus career services, which often provide valuable resources and information. Networking through job shadowing can also open doors to potential opportunities. Sending CVs to numerous companies may not be the most effective approach; targeted applications are recommended. Engaging with online forums for additional insights can enhance the internship search process. Overall, leveraging available resources and networking is crucial for success in obtaining internships.
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Hi,

I would like to know, what are good strategies to use when you are trying to get an internship. My background is Computer Science, I'm in my second year now. Should I just send my CV to as many companies?
 
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Just some advice: this is a very common question. You'd be better served searching the forums for good ways to get internships as it's not likely that you'll get all the information you need in this thread.
 
1. Check with your campus career services. They will often have a pile of info on internships.

2. Ask to job shadow someone. This can lead to all sorts of opportunities.
 

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