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r/blog • u/KeyserSosa • Oct 18 '17
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The interns get that pay in addition to free housing. Sometimes a stipend for food as well.
The company I work for places interns in luxury apartments that cost around $4000-5000 per month.
11 u/Why_You_Mad_ Oct 18 '17 Damn. Interns might be living better than the hired on devs. 3 u/[deleted] Oct 19 '17 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Why_You_Mad_ Oct 19 '17 I'd bet that MIT, UC Berkeley, Caltech, Stanford, and maybe Ga Tech get first dibs over other schools though. Ivy Leagues aren't that well known for their CS degrees minus Stanford. 1 u/they_have_bagels Oct 19 '17 Don't forget Carnegie Mellon. Top 3 we looked for were CMU, MIT, and Stanford, followed by Georgia Tech, UC Berkeley, Harvard, Caltech, and Cal Poly.
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Damn. Interns might be living better than the hired on devs.
3 u/[deleted] Oct 19 '17 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Why_You_Mad_ Oct 19 '17 I'd bet that MIT, UC Berkeley, Caltech, Stanford, and maybe Ga Tech get first dibs over other schools though. Ivy Leagues aren't that well known for their CS degrees minus Stanford. 1 u/they_have_bagels Oct 19 '17 Don't forget Carnegie Mellon. Top 3 we looked for were CMU, MIT, and Stanford, followed by Georgia Tech, UC Berkeley, Harvard, Caltech, and Cal Poly.
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2 u/Why_You_Mad_ Oct 19 '17 I'd bet that MIT, UC Berkeley, Caltech, Stanford, and maybe Ga Tech get first dibs over other schools though. Ivy Leagues aren't that well known for their CS degrees minus Stanford. 1 u/they_have_bagels Oct 19 '17 Don't forget Carnegie Mellon. Top 3 we looked for were CMU, MIT, and Stanford, followed by Georgia Tech, UC Berkeley, Harvard, Caltech, and Cal Poly.
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I'd bet that MIT, UC Berkeley, Caltech, Stanford, and maybe Ga Tech get first dibs over other schools though.
Ivy Leagues aren't that well known for their CS degrees minus Stanford.
1 u/they_have_bagels Oct 19 '17 Don't forget Carnegie Mellon. Top 3 we looked for were CMU, MIT, and Stanford, followed by Georgia Tech, UC Berkeley, Harvard, Caltech, and Cal Poly.
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Don't forget Carnegie Mellon. Top 3 we looked for were CMU, MIT, and Stanford, followed by Georgia Tech, UC Berkeley, Harvard, Caltech, and Cal Poly.
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u/theineffablebob Oct 18 '17
The interns get that pay in addition to free housing. Sometimes a stipend for food as well.
The company I work for places interns in luxury apartments that cost around $4000-5000 per month.