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Why NTDC?

Real World Experiences

Discover
Explore and live in the nations
capital. Check out the national
monuments, immerse yourself in
DCs rich history, or visit the
White House.

Experience
Attend meetings, briefings,
conferences, and speeches
given by government officials,
celebrities, or other important
global figures.

Housing & Stipend


The NTDC Scholarship

To help make our program more


accessible, weve established the
NTDC scholarship to help our
students pay for the cost of living
while theyre working in the capitol
city.
NTDC will arrange and pay for your
living situation and provide you with
a small stipend to help cover other
living costs.

Grow
Refine your career interests,
develop leadership and professional skills, and gain a deeper
understanding of American
politics.

For more information


940-565-4909 | [email protected]
studentaffairs.unt.edu/ntdc

North Texas in DC
Internship Program

Frequently Asked Questions


If I get an intership, what happens to my current
financial aid and scholarships during the
semester Im interning?

North Texas in DC

To ensure you are eligible for consideration of aid, you


must be enrolled in a half-time course load (according to
the UNT Registrar) or obtain a waiver (through Financial
oid office) during the semester you intern.

Internship Program

The North Texas in DC Internship


Program was established in 2003 to
give UNT students the opportunity to
intern at our nations capitol. Since
then, students have traveled to DC
and Austin to intern for government
agencies, nonprofits, and
congressional offices.
Students participate first-hand in the
American political process and learn
about public policy and how governmental agencies affect that
process. Students deserve real world
work experiences that applies to
classroom learning, and we help
provide that.

Intern Somewhere Amazing


Shape Your Future

Weve placed interns in


The US Senate
The US House of Representatives
The Library of Congress
The Smithsonian
The US Department of Education

And other amazing places


in both the public and private sector!

The criteria for scholarships vary from scholarship to


scholarship. You should confirm the requirements of your
scholarship to determine any restrictions. Scholarship
criteria may be obtained from the department of your
major, University Scholarship Office, or the external donor
of your award. You can work with your academic advisor
to determine what other courses (in addition to your
internship hours) would work for your schedule.
What semester is the internship available?
The NTDC internship program is available for the fall, spring
and summer I. Fall and spring internships last the length of
the semester (approximately 15-16 weeks). Summer I
internships are shorter, lasting about six weeks.
Will the placement offices provide compensation
for the work done be interns?
Most internship in the NTDC program are unpaid; however
some offices may choose to compensate their interns with
modest stipends.
What is the application process?
The application process is made up of three steps: the
written application, a group interview, and a panel
interview. After applications are turned in, all applicants
attend a group interview. If chosen to go through the next
round, applicants will then attend a panel interview. The
panel will select the final students offered the opportunity
to participate in the NTDC program.
Is the cost of food and travel included in the cost
of housing paid for by the program?
No, it is not. Although it is not enough to cover all costs, the
stipend you receive is intended to assist with expenses
such as food and transportation.

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