FAQ
June 15th, 2025.
No. You will only need to bring these required documents if you are called for an interview. The agencies have access to the applications and they will be the ones who contact the students that fit their needs.
The letter may state anything pertaining to the student’s work ethic, academic achievements or their goals and aspirations. This letter can be submitted by educators, personal acquaintances or former employers. These will be necessary only if you are called for an interview.
The hiring agency will contact those applicants that match their requirements. We are uncertain as to when they will review all of the applications because they have their own timeline. We encourage you to also apply elsewhere just in case you would not be contacted from one of the agencies.
Recently graduated high school students who have completed at least 12 hours of college credit with at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA are eligible for the Governor's Internship Program.
No. These are paid internship positions.
The guidelines for this program do not go below the 3.0-grade point average requirement. You may still apply as a temporary summer employee to an agency, but you will not be considered for this program.