If you are one of the many MBA students who views the attainment of a graduate degree in business administration as a true investment in knowledge, in yourself, and in your future career, then consider this: Focus leads to experience … leads to credibility … leads to offers. This should be your mantra as you go about augmenting—and taking advantage of—your MBA degree by finding or creating your ideal internship (i.e., finding your focus), then leveraging the experience and exposure you’ve gained from that internship into the career you most desire. In this brand new guide for MBAs or future MBAs, you will find tools and information that will not only help you seek out and find internship opportunities, but create them as well. You will learn: What the MBA career-changer honeymoon is all about The kinds of career changes that are possible for MBA grads What questions to ask yourself to gain the necessary focus for finding or creating an ideal internship Whether the on-campus or off-campus internship recruiting track is for you How to go about structuring an internship at a company you'd like to work for, and that doesn't currently have a formal program How to make "cold calls" to prospective summer employers, and what types of questions to ask What you can do to maximize your chances at getting a job offer for permanent work, while working as an intern What other types of activities you can engage in while in business school to make yourself more attractive to future employers More!