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Which cities are the most popular for student internships? Posted by Tara Seshan on Jul. 04, 2011 Tweet Fact: NYC is the most popular destination for interns, with 23.4% of internships located there. tweet! Fact: 33/50 investment banks' world headquarters are based in NYC, the finance capital. tweet! Fact: 800 major fashion companies are based in NYC, double the number in Paris. tweet! Fact: 15/50 of Bloomberg's Best Internships are based in NYC, more than any other locations. tweet! Comments blog comments powered by Disqus Tweet	Get Student Updates (Free) Name: Email: We respect your email privacy Most Popular Posts The Internship Hangout Videos: Hours of Internship Advice From Google, CBS Interactive and more! The Internship Hangout Videos: Hours of Internship Advice From Google, CBS Interactive and more! Get Matched: 30 + Internships Stylish, Professional and Deadly, Get A Free Pack of Moo.com Business Cards When You Sign up For InternMatch! Recent Posts More A/B Testing Talent, Hiring Hacks, and Other Insights from the War For Talent Conference Pinchit: An Internship for Tastemakers Take Over the World of Home Improvement with BrightNest Spend the Summer at a Startup in Boston About the Intern Blog Landing your dream internship is no cakewalk. But don’t worry. We’re here to help you every step of the way. The Intern Blog is one of many resources we offer for students who want to rise to the challenge of landing a perfect internship. On The Intern Blog we offer multiple articles every week on how to be a better internship applicant plus lots of hacks and tips you can use to get ahead of your peers. The intern blog isn’t all work either, we also have weekly spotlights on cool new internships and some amazing competitions, like our mentorship lunch series where we pair students with industry gurus to get lunch at a 5-star restaurant. Feel free to ask any questions in the comment section or to email us with intern blog topic recommendations.
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