Boston is a city filled with historic landmarks, cultural diversity and the largest concentration of colleges and universities in the world. Boston stands out as a truly unique combination of breathtaking skyscrapers and green parks, complimented by a rich history dating back to the early days of our nation. The beautiful surrounding communities of Cape Cod, the Berkshires, Martha’s Vineyard, Newport, Nantucket, and Rockport provide endless entertainment opportunities for you and friends.

Chicago bursts with energy in the summer. Magnificent buildings lean up against the sandy beaches of Lake Michigan. The turquoise water of the Chicago River cuts through the heart of downtown and around every corner is another park or fountain. It’s a big city that never feels crowded and yet you can somehow go from downtown to the beach in less than five minutes. Chicago brims with opportunity, and is consistently rated one of the most balanced economies in the United States due to its high level of diversification.

London, the capital of England and the UK, is also the European epicenter of commerce, education, entertainment, fashion, finance, media, and professional services. Spend this summer exploring a career in the most visited city in the world!

Spend the summer in a Los Angeles internship and get an inside look at LA's most sought-after employers - superstars of the film, music and fashion industries and the supporting players in public relations and casting. Outside of work,  relax on sunny California beaches, shop trendy boutiques, and take in the glitter of Hollywood.

“The City that Never Sleeps,” New York is the most populous in the country. Everything about New York is big. Big buildings, big corporations, and big opportunities. Towering skyscrapers line the avenues and form deep canyons that hold countless places for the intrepid urban explorer to discover. Seek out a little known restaurant in Greenwich Village or get caught up in the rush of Midtown. See a Broadway show. Go shopping in SOHO. Relax in Central Park. Explore the cities’ 734 museums. If you can't find it in New York, it probably doesn't exist.