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A shortlist.
A next step. A little momentum.

Save the possibilities. Keep the next step in sight. Your application progress stays in this browser—no account, resume uploads, or application-submission service.

Your stages are personal planning labels, not employer decisions. Notes are not sent to our servers. Avoid sensitive information; anyone sharing this browser profile may see them.

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Personal action dates are yours—not application cutoffs. Calendar downloads include today and future dates, exclude notes and Closed programs, and do not sync. Published cutoffs stay separate in each program guide.

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A backup you can bring back.

Private browsing, clearing site data, or switching devices can lose your list. A JSON backup preserves your saved programs, notes, stages, dates, and checked preparation prompts. CSV is for spreadsheets; it is not a restorable backup.

The file is not encrypted. Keep it private. Clearing your planner does not delete downloaded files.

Maximum 256 KB. The file is read locally in this page, not uploaded. Nothing changes until you confirm a restore.

Start over on this browser. This also removes private notes and checklists; download a JSON backup first if you want to recover them.

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Write a Research Internship Personal Statement

Build an undergraduate research statement around a real question, relevant coursework, your contribution, and the specific lab or site's learning opportunities.

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Ask for an Internship Recommendation Letter

Choose a suitable college recommender, send a clear request, provide useful context, and track letter deadlines separately from your application.

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Write a College Internship Cover Letter

Write a specific internship cover letter using the team's work, one relevant example, your own contribution, and the employer's document instructions.

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