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CVS Health Corporate Summer Internships: Eligibility & How to Apply

A paid ten-week corporate summer internship across CVS Health's business areas, from actuarial and underwriting to technology, merchandising and supply chain.

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College yearYear not stated · externship for years 1–2
CompensationPaid
Location / arrangementVaries by availabilityRole-specific
Availability at reviewApplications September–March

Who can apply?

  • CVS Health describes paid 10-week summer internships for bachelor's, master's and MBA students. The page does not set a minimum class year or GPA.
  • Career areas listed include actuarial, finance, general management, human resources, innovation and technology, marketing and communications, merchandising and store brands, Aetna commercial sales, supply chain and distribution, and underwriting.
  • CVS Health points freshmen and sophomores to separate career-readiness options: a virtual externship held each fall and winter, and a student mentorship program for undergraduates.
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Applications are accepted 'September through March, or until roles are filled'. The second half matters: a role you plan to apply for in February may already be closed.

Dates, pay & program timing

No universal cutoff confirmed

CVS Health says applications are accepted September through March, or until roles are filled, and that internship locations vary by availability. Corporate interns attend a multiday Summer Internship Summit. No specific deadline is published.

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How to apply to CVS Health

  1. Pick a career area from the internships page before searching. The actuarial, underwriting and Aetna commercial sales routes involve very different work from merchandising or supply chain, and the page lists related majors for several of them.
  2. Apply between September and March, as early as you can, because CVS Health says roles close once they are filled.
  3. If you are a freshman or sophomore, look first at the virtual externship and mentorship program described on the same page.
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How to prepare a stronger application

The internships page ties its career areas to quite different businesses: Aetna's commercial group sales, retail merchandising and store brands, and distribution operations serving stores and pharmacy services. Say which of those your chosen area supports, because an underwriting application and a merchandising application should not read alike.

The HR and Aetna sales internships are described as pathways into full-time programs — the HR Leadership Development Program and a group sales development program. If you apply there, show that you have looked at what the full-time program involves and why it appeals to you.

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