Top 10 Internships 2010

Which internships are the best? Each year, Vault's editors evaluate hundreds of internship programs and select ten internships that we feel provide the best all-around experience. Many factors are considered: mentorship availability, career advancement opportunities, intern involvement/capacity for learning, compensation, perks, industry clout and work culture. Using these as benchmarks, we chose, this year, from a pool of 836 programs to arrive at the ten best companies to intern for.

Presenting: Vault's Top 10 Internships 2010.

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Walt Disney Corporate Strategy, Business Development, and Technology Group

Burbank, CA

The Walt Disney Corporate Strategy, Business Development and Technology Group is a sort of secret weapon for the Walt Disney Company. This low-profile organization works exclusively for the Disne... Read More

United States Securities and Exchange Commission

Washington, DC

Congress created the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) after a Wall Street stock market crash caused the Great Depression in the 1930s. According to its website, SEC’s mission ... Read More

Google, Inc.

Mountain View, CA

Ever since Google, the brainchild of Larry Page and Sergey Brin, first entered the scene in 1996, the search engine has remade the technological landscape. Incorporated in 1998, the whiz kid ... Read More

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