Who can apply?
- Liberty Mutual's undergraduate page refers to internship and apprenticeship programs and describes discovery programs as available starting your freshman year.
- The undergraduate overview page does not state class-year requirements for the internships themselves, a GPA, pay, term dates, locations or work arrangement.
- Individual postings in areas such as actuarial, analytics, claims, underwriting, finance and technology carry their own requirements.
A high published conversion rate describes eligible interns who already have a place; it says nothing about how difficult the internship is to obtain.
Dates, pay & program timing
The page says that in a typical year close to 90% of eligible interns receive offers to return or start full time. No application window, term length or deadline is published on the overview page, so the individual posting is the only reliable source for dates.
View the deadline calendarThese details reflect the sources at the review date. An overview is not a live job offer. Check the official page for today's application status and the selected opening's written terms.
How to apply to Liberty Mutual
- Decide whether a discovery program or an internship fits your year, since the page describes discovery as available from first year and the internships without a stated year.
- Open the postings for the function you want and read the requirements there, because the overview page sets none.
- Apply through the official careers site and keep the requisition details and confirmation.
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How to prepare a stronger application
Because the overview publishes so little, the individual posting is where your preparation should start. Copy its stated requirements into your own checklist before writing anything.
If you are a first- or second-year student, the discovery route is the one described as open to you. Applying to a summer internship instead, without checking its requirements, is the common way to waste the effort.
Your preparation, on this device
Make it a plan.
Checking an item saves this program. These are planning prompts, not a substitute for the employer's full requirements.
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We do not infer deadlines, remote eligibility, or guaranteed offers from older recruiting cycles. Read our editorial process.