Online Masters Degree

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1. sooners83 says:
   
   7. April - 9:11 am

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   I can’t help you but call the front office, ask for HR, send them your resume, let the know what you want to do… Go to:

1. Scotty says:
   
   9. April - 9:51 am

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   I live in New Orleans, attend Law School, and have been trying to do the same thing. It’s tough, even for someone in Law School. The only advice I can give is be persistent. I don’t have the time to keep on the teams and feel that, with a little more time to follow up and almost harass them, I would have landed something by now.

   That said, I think the AAA Baseball team (New Orleans Zephyrs) is your best bet. I wasn’t willing to work for free and applied too late for a paid gig. They were willing to let me intern for free, selling tickets and making phone calls. I would advise going to whatever office you are applying to. That way, the teams can put a face / personality with the resume. Hopefully that helps.

1. Felix says:
   
   9. April - 11:28 am

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   go to their website and apply for a job..

1. Johnny Mek says:
   
   10. April - 4:17 pm

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   If you are in school it will be easier to get an internship but they are very competitive. I recommend when you get to school talk to the department head or a professor about internships. Most of them have friends and connections in those places with teams and schools.

1. Chitown fan says:
   
   10. April - 11:02 pm

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   See sooner83 answer and best wishes to you.

1. spscamp says:
   
   13. April - 4:52 am

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   By making it happen. Contact the front office; DAILY. If you know anyone even remotely involved, use this as a “spring board”.

   Here’s a true story:

   I became friends with a young lady in Mexico, who was working in our IT department part time, and going to school full-time.

   She knew someone who worked in the department, and began following him into work. She just started doing favors for folks, who thought she worked there, and was getting paid.

   The supervisor soon began assigning her projects, whose progress required monthly reviews.

   It wasn’t until a few months had passed, while ranking her among her “peers”, the manager couldn’t find her records. She had no employee number, and no one even knew how she was able to enter a secured facility. So, they hired & began paying her, and started paying her college tuition. Within two years, she’d finished her undergraduate schooling, and was promoted; making her an engineer. She now worked full-time, and continued nights.

   Today she’s married, and lives here in the USA. She finished her Masters degree, and works for an IT firm in Boston (she’s actually on maternity leave .

   Define your goal, think of it as a magnet. If you stay focused on the goal, you’ll see all issues as nothing more than clutter, that you’ll walk past or over.

   And DO IT WITH ENTHUSIASM!

   Keep us posted…Good Luck!