Our winter internship program provides opportunities for students during their spring semesters, running from January through March for audit positions and January through April for tax positions. Our winter program is fast-paced, offering interns the opportunity to collaborate on real client work while receiving coaching and guidance from our talented professionals.
Real Client Work
Professional Development
Collaborative Culture
Across our 30 U.S. offices, you’ll collaborate with teams from coast to coast. You’ll also have opportunities to visit client sites and join in our CR CARES community service events.
Be part of an award-winning internship program
As a certified Great Place to Work®, we are people-first organization dedicated to the success and well-being of our team members across all levels. Our continued commitment to workplace excellence has led to nationwide recognition for our best-in-class internship program.Look ahead to your CohnReznick career
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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We recognize the importance of the internship candidate experience. As we look to attract talent to our firm, we put you front and center and work relentlessly to ensure you have an extraordinary experience. As you go through your internship recruitment journey, you can expect us to be transparent, responsive, and respectful. The process begins with your application, which you can begin.
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We are continuously adapting our recruiting approach to ensure we remain competitive, relevant, and meet your expectations.
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All candidates that interview will receive a response regardless of whether an offer is extended. You can always reach out to your campus recruiter for the most up-to-date information.
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Our goal is to ensure you get the most out of your internship experience. For that reason, we recommend deciding which service line you’re most interested in prior to applying. This will help us place you with the team that best suits your goals and skills.
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This will vary by individual—studying for the CPA is a rigorous, time-consuming process. However, all states require a bachelor’s degree and at least 120 credit hours to apply and sit for the exam. It’s important that you do your best with your accounting coursework while on campus. Immediately after graduating with a bachelor’s degree, or during your fifth year of a masters program, is an ideal time to start studying for the exam. If you pass the exam within 12 months of starting at CohnReznick, you can be eligible for our $10,000 CPA bonus.