graduated my undergrad in 2.5 years instead of doing summer internships etc.

If you have any information on potential internships or training services, it would be appreciated if you could inform me.

Should I go to college for finance and at the same time get an internship at a lender?

I hope I can land an internship (school provides opportunities). 

I have and internship with an accounting firm for this winter so ideally when I graduate I will have a nice 9-5 income to invest with.

I'm very interested in commercial (had an internship at a commercial firm in their appraisal division years ago during college and studied all I can on the subject, the internship helped solidify I have zero interest in becoming an appraiser and yet fanned my interest on the investor side)    Definitely looking for more folks like yourself to contribute knowledge/experiences in this subject matter.I think there are probably more people interested in the subject than it seems.  

I discovered the immense potential of investing in real estate when through an internship with a small company that owned and operated section 8 housing apartment complexes across the country.Fast forward 2 years, and I have since graduated and moved to Kansas City, MO, the home to several things, including great food, the Chiefs, and a host of new investment opportunities.

First - I am currently applying for a summer internship.

I'm looking for an engineering internship... if you happen to know of any...I would not mind a private message.

Maybe even an internship?