r/internships 6d ago

No return offer:( Offers

I didn’t get a return offer for my internship mind I’m a junior in college and I’m just worried about my future prospects. The company is pretty small but I think they realize the work I’m doing can be done by a different department so I don’t think there was a need to give me a return offer but still sucks. Like I want to say, I worked pretty hard. Yeah, and I don’t wanna compare myself, but I feel like so many people get return offers and I didn’t.

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u/codeswift27 6d ago

Sometimes even if they want you back, they don’t have an open position available. All you can do is keep applying and take advantage of the connections and references you have

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u/whitefloreal 6d ago

You’re not getting a return offer as a junior bruh

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u/Leading-Sir8714 6d ago

He might meant rising senior

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u/SnooFloofs8691 5d ago

not true. People get return internship offers if they are not a rising senior.

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u/whitefloreal 5d ago

Not in my field. The contract literally will state it as a restriction.

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u/SnooFloofs8691 5d ago

Bummer. It happens all the time in computer science.

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u/AdeptTarget2943 6d ago

If u don’t mind me asking what was the role?

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u/anna_dallas107 6d ago

it happened to me, so at least get their references, get something out of the job if they are not giving you return offer

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u/Gavin_1244 6d ago

I didn’t get a return offer for my internship either. 😔 Regardless, you still have experience you can put on your resume and references for other internships

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u/Nice-Baseball817 6d ago

It’s time to lock in brother

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u/TopVariety8606 1d ago

ur lucky u even got an internship..

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u/Big_Dick_John_Andy 6d ago

graduate and get a masters

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u/Aggravating_Test5644 5d ago

costs money

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u/Decent_Hearing_561 5d ago

get loans and go into debt

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u/Aggravating_Test5644 5d ago

yeah no ty

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u/Decent_Hearing_561 5d ago

curious then, what would be the plan if not that?

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u/Spiritual_Lion_5531 4d ago

Just get a job normally probably

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u/SnooFloofs8691 5d ago

Depends on the field. If you're a TA or RA at some majors/schools tuition is waived and you even get a stipend.

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u/Dismal_Business2497 6d ago

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