If you are willing to borrow money (or more money, as the case may be),
federal student financial aid can be requested if you are taking an
internship that is *required* for your major (optional internships don't
count) for a period of up to a year.  This doesn't help in situations
where your program does not require an internship to graduate, but it can
help some people.

--Stephanie

In article <[log in to unmask]>,
Museum Science Research Librarian  <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
[snip]

>But in my case, I've *had* all of the theory, classwork, and practicle
>experience from working and taking classes in a Museum Science masters
>program.  I don't view this as an "educational experience."  I see this
>more as a residency program, designed to build my practical experience
>background and help me to get a job once I graduate.

[snip]

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