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Students' Search Behaviors and Career Alignment for Internships
2017
Journal of Applied Sport Management
The present study explores the internship search behaviors of undergraduate sport management students at three public universities, including how much time is spent looking for internships, what resources are used for searching, and what criteria are used when deciding on an internship. The findings affirm previous research that factors such as compensation, location, timing, and career goals are important, but also reveal how students weigh these factors and how it affects when, where, and how
doi:10.18666/jasm-2017-v9-i4-8140
fatcat:5n3mkzrtjvhmdk7fhdl4ze6tn4