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Internship
Frequently Asked Questions


Who is eligible to take the Internship Courses ?

Students who are enrolled as declared Media Communications Majors at Grossmont College and have COMPLETED the Pre-Requisite Courses (MCOM 117 Video Studio Operations and/or MCOM 116 Audio Production) may enroll in the internship courses.


If I am not an MCOM Major but have secured an internship opportunity. May I participate in MCOM's Internship Program?

Unfortunately no.  


I am a MCOM or TELECOM major at another College or University and have completed similar courses that you require.  May I participate in the MCOM Internship Program?

Due to the Financial Crisis occurring in California at the present time, Grossmont College's MCOM Department can not support interns who are not enrolled majors at Grossmont College.  We recommend that you work through your college or university's internship program. 


Is there more than one course I need to sign up for ?

YES!!! You must Sign up for the ELECTRONIC MEDIA INTERN SEMINAR (MCOM 150 A, B, C) and the ELECTRONIC MEDIA INTERNSHIP (MCOM 153 and MCOM 155).


Why Section A,B,C?  Can I take the Internship class more than once?

Yes.  You may take the internship program up to three times, by enrolling in MCOM 150 section A for one semester Section B and C for subsequent semesters.


What is the Difference between MCOM 153 and MCOM 155?

The Big Difference is the number of Units and the Number of Field Hours which you will be required to complete.

MCOM 153 is a 2-unit internship which requires 120 hours of On-Site Field work

MCOM 155 is a 3-unit internship which requires 180 hours of On-site Field work


When is the Last Day I can add the Internship Class?

We Realize that Internships take time to secure.  We recommend that you add the class at the start of the semester.  However, the instructor may add students to the internship sections up to the 6th week of the semester.  No one may add after the 6th week.


Do I have to find my own Internship?

Generally speaking YES.  Many faculty, including the Internship Coordinator will usually have some suggestions, but it is up to you to find where you want and where they are willing to accept you as an intern.

 

 

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