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Hi, as a college grad, I can say that you're way more ahead of your peers (and lower college classmen). It does not hurt to apply online and see where that goes. Usually companies keep resumes in their pipeline and screen for eligible candidates when there are openings. That's how I got my first internship (I did not even apply for it; I applied for a PT position and she emailed me about the internship). On your resume, I would suggest having your expected college listed, with your expected degree/major/graduation date
- Winnie February 19, 2013