Internship Applications Tracker
Keep your internship search in one place instead of scattering applications across bookmarks, email threads, and spreadsheets. This free Notion template gives you a dashboard for application deadlines, statuses, recruiter contacts, and interviews. Use it as a working record of opportunities you want to pursue and the next action for each one.
Build an application routine
Start by opening the template access link and duplicating the template into your Notion workspace. Add the internships you are considering, record the application deadline, and keep a link to the original listing. After submitting an application, update its status so you can distinguish planned applications from those already sent.
When a recruiter gets in touch, record the contact and interview details alongside the application. Review the dashboard regularly to decide what to apply for next, prepare for upcoming interviews, and follow up when appropriate. A tracker helps you maintain a clear process; it does not guarantee an interview or an offer.
Make the tracker your own
Adapt the labels and information you record to fit your search. You might keep notes about a role, the documents you submitted, or questions to ask at an interview. Check deadlines and requirements against the employer’s original listing, since opportunities can change after you add them.
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