For many people, once you’re in college you have two options for how you will spend your summer: working at a summer internship or a summer job.
There are pros and cons to both, but choosing the best option for yourself is up to you and what your priorities are. If you are having trouble deciding what to do this summer, take a look at this article from USA Today College for some insight.
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