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Placement:

You do have some campus placements but most of the ones that are there do not sponsor your visa. So it’s in your hands after your graduation to find a job and get sponsorship as well. They are not really that great with the jobs and placement. Though you do have some people getting into these companies the ratio is very low. This is what I have mostly heard as well.

Internship:

No I did not get an internship as I still have 2 semesters left.

I was in between CSULA and CSUF however I chose CSULA primarily because they emailed me to sign up for the honors college. Once I got accepted they offered me a scholarship which primarily swayed me into choosing LA over Fullerton.

Internship:

Yes, my college provides internships for all college students. I've only experienced it once in my entire college career. Which is such an issue because it would certainly help students to seek out opportunities.

At the beginning of my career as a college student at West Los Angeles college, I decided to major in psychology. I decided to have psychology as my major because I became passionate as to why some individuals act a certain way.

Placement:

I have not used the placement services. I know there is a career center with job posting but not sure of how well the placement opportunities are. But it is something that I may still be able to take advantage of as an alumnus.

Internship:

I believe the school does provide intern opportunities. I did not do an internship. But I did, however, know people that were set up with an internship opportunity in there desired field. As far as I can tell it was worth the effort.