Comments on: Flying home for a short break http://blogs.lynn.edu/workingforthemouse/2007/12/14/flying-home-for-a-short-break/ One Lynn University student\'s experience in the Disney College Program Wed, 23 Apr 2008 00:54:23 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Allan http://blogs.lynn.edu/workingforthemouse/2007/12/14/flying-home-for-a-short-break/comment-page-1/#comment-6109 Allan Wed, 23 Apr 2008 00:54:23 +0000 http://blogs.lynn.edu/workingforthemouse/2007/12/14/flying-home-for-a-short-break/#comment-6109 Hi Matt, I would be more than happy to be of any assistance I can be to anyone interested. The Walt Disney World College Program is open to any full time students throughout the United States & Puerto Rico studying any majors. In fact during my interview I was joined by a psychology major who questioned how Disney could help her career, and Disney recruiters make it appoint to show how any major can participate in the program and still benefit from it. Some schools may not have a presentation at their school, in fact mine is one of those, so instead students can attend a nearby school for a presentation, or even apply online view an e-presentation, and have a phone interview. Again, the only requirement is to be enrolled in a college or university during the time of applying, so that could be after a student’s first semester, or at the conclusion of a student’s final semester. I hope this is useful information, if there is anything else I can be of assistance to you please feel free to ask, I also encourage you to check out the Walt Disney World College Program website at WDWCollegeProgram.com and the Disneyland College Program website at DisneyCollegeProgram.com. Hi Matt, I would be more than happy to be of any assistance I can be to anyone interested. The Walt Disney World College Program is open to any full time students throughout the United States & Puerto Rico studying any majors. In fact during my interview I was joined by a psychology major who questioned how Disney could help her career, and Disney recruiters make it appoint to show how any major can participate in the program and still benefit from it. Some schools may not have a presentation at their school, in fact mine is one of those, so instead students can attend a nearby school for a presentation, or even apply online view an e-presentation, and have a phone interview. Again, the only requirement is to be enrolled in a college or university during the time of applying, so that could be after a student’s first semester, or at the conclusion of a student’s final semester. I hope this is useful information, if there is anything else I can be of assistance to you please feel free to ask, I also encourage you to check out the Walt Disney World College Program website at WDWCollegeProgram.com and the Disneyland College Program website at DisneyCollegeProgram.com.

]]> By: Matt Hewitt http://blogs.lynn.edu/workingforthemouse/2007/12/14/flying-home-for-a-short-break/comment-page-1/#comment-6101 Matt Hewitt Tue, 22 Apr 2008 14:52:20 +0000 http://blogs.lynn.edu/workingforthemouse/2007/12/14/flying-home-for-a-short-break/#comment-6101 I am one of the editors at Mandrekar.com which usually has <a href="" rel="nofollow">Disney World Tickets & Park info</a>. I got a couple of requests lately about Walt Disney World college participant program and how to apply. Would you be kind enough to mention which universities are eligible for the program and what majors. People are keen to join the program and I think some universities in the East & West coast may not have enough information about this college program. Any feedback is appreciated. You can post the response in your blog and I will point the users to your blog. Thank You Matt Theme Parks Editor http://www.mandrekar.com I am one of the editors at Mandrekar.com which usually has Disney World Tickets & Park info. I got a couple of requests lately about Walt Disney World college participant program and how to apply. Would you be kind enough to mention which universities are eligible for the program and what majors. People are keen to join the program and I think some universities in the East & West coast may not have enough information about this college program. Any feedback is appreciated. You can post the response in your blog and I will point the users to your blog.

Thank You
Matt
Theme Parks Editor
http://www.mandrekar.com

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