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The internship recipients are required to present a summary of their research work during the yearly internship conference (held at the end of summer) and submit a final report (of about 1000 words) that includes a summary of their findings as well as recommendations for future work. A survey of the internship recipients indicates that approximately 75% pursue graduate work in science and engineering, with the rest joining STEM industry.

Your application package should consist of the following material:

2. Transcript
3. Personal statement of about 500 words, which should include the following material:
   • A biographical sketch describing colleges/universities attended with dates and overall GPA; list of honors obtained, and a summary of all recent employment including military service.
   • A brief statement of what you hope to accomplish as a Space Grant Intern. You are encouraged to contact a faculty advisor or an industrial sponsor to explore aerospace related projects for your summer work or you can expect to be placed to work in projects selected by NJSGC.
   • A statement of your career goals, including their relationship to space science, aeronautics or aerospace, as well as plan for the immediate future (e.g., continuation of studies or employment).
4. A letter of recommendation, preferably from a faculty advisor at your college or another individual who is familiar with your capability to learn, to conduct independent work, to research a topic.

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