Can I get credit for a political science internship if I work as a messenger at the Texas State Capitol?
No. The political science internship requires students to do a certain amount of substantive work. Working as a messenger is a great experience and provides many contacts, however, it does not include enough substantive work. Students who work as messengers often have a good understanding of how the Capitol works, so if you’re thinking about preparing for a for-credit internship, working as a messenger is a good way to start. An added bonus–it’s a paid position!
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