11. Internship.

  The concept of internships is very attractive for me, and I really plan to use this opportunity in future. But I really can't understand how people can work without getting wage. Money is one of the best human's incentive to work because everyone needs money. ( And don't say that you are the only exception). If you love your work, why don't you get money for it. And the argument about the fact that paid internships are in short supply is very ridiculous nowadays because there are big companies which have part-time job for each hour in a week. Also paid internships can attract more professional workers, and their work may be more useful for employers. Good paid job can also involve students who live on their own, without parents' or relatives' support into internships because internships are alternative way of earning money.
   I agree with Anya Kamenetz who critizes the concept of unpaid job in her article. I can't really find a reason why professional student, even if he or she loves his or her work, can choose unpaid job instead of another one, even if it doesn't make his or her very wealthy. I understand the importance of getting experience which was described by Jennifer Halperin and the concept that this experience is priceless, but I think I would get unpaid job only if it would be very, very interesting for me and at the same time there wouldn't be any other alternatives of paid job.