Students Track Internship Applications Across Scattered Spreadsheets
Applying to multiple internships simultaneously means managing deadlines, interview stages, and submitted materials across spreadsheets, email threads, and browser tabs. There is no purpose-built tool for internship application tracking that has achieved meaningful student adoption. Missed deadlines and duplicated effort are the predictable consequences of this fragmented approach.
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