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So I am a new student here at The Ohio State University. Every once in a while people come in at the beginning of lecture and pass around sign ups for internships. I haven't really been guided on the whole world of internships so I have a few questions I was hoping some of you could answer. I might be landing an internship for an entrepreneurship opportunity. As a physics major I understand that this isn't really relevant to my future line of work, but I am also aware that not all internships have to be. This internship seems really good for resumes and it makes a lot of money over the summer. I feel that I am presented with 3 options here: take the internship and if another better one comes along take that one, take the internship and don't apply for anymore, or ignore it and wait for a better one. Option one seems optimal but I don't know if that is something I could do. Any insight at all on my situation would be appreciated.
TLDR; should I take an internship that doesn't pertain to my major or future line of work
TLDR; should I take an internship that doesn't pertain to my major or future line of work