Internship King, a year-old website, has collected the top advertising internships across the country and is asking former interns to rank them until midnight Friday. (Click the link to vote). Interns have also listed pay, pros, and cons about their experiences.
"Some agencies will have unpaid programs so it's a way to have cheap labor, but others provide a platform," Ted Williams, founder of Internship King, told BI. "And the feedback from the agencies is great?they're happy to have a place that's a hub to talk about agency programs."
Right now the race for first is close between Campbell Mithun and MRY, which have overwhelmingly more votes than other, bigger agencies.
Although this information proves useful, two potential problems stand out. Even though an experience at CP+B Miami is probably very different from CP+B Boulder, the ratings are compiled into a single result for the agency as a whole. Salaries also only give an approximate amount since it averages pay from various years and different seasons (usually school-year internships are for course credit while summer is compensated).
Oddly, interns are encouraged to vote 25 times a day, so if you don't think that programs are being properly represented, now would be the time to cast a vote.
What do you think? If you have internship stories of agency experiences, email them to LStampler@businessinsider.com.
Source: http://www.businessinsider.com/these-are-the-best-ranked-advertising-internships-in-the-us-2012-6
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