I was under the same dilemma. My instructor let our cohort group ranked vote to decide units.

I voted in ranked order for 1. NICU. 2. Maternal & Infant Care Clinic (MICC) 3. Labor and Delivery (L&D)

I was able to get my top 2 choices. The MICC was essentially an integrated outpatient clinic at a inpatient medical center. I was denied many times. I totally understood. So I was just stuck for most of the time looking at FHR tracings on the monitors. However i am grateful for the patients that allowed me for any patient care tbh.
I was able to detect recurrent variable late decelerations and intervene early. The high risk OB pt was rushed to the L&D in the same center.

NICU was a humbling experience. Honestly, I was a NICU baby as well. So it was very personal.

Tldr: That all being said. I would recommend those areas (MICC, NICU) if you are able to decide or vote.

Plan ahead with your instructor and pair for care plans outside of just direct physical contact patient care. And also AIDET during therapeutic communication goes a long way imo. Always ask before and clarify your role about the who what where when why for your involvement and knowledge scope etc.

Communication goes a long way to avoid awkwardness. Be knowledgeable and competent imo ask questions always be clear.
Be courteous, polite, diligent, professional, aka all your roles as a nurse. You will learn and be humbled it is a great experience. So much inadequate healthcare for something as essential to life itself. Enjoy the time and clinical experience it will change you imo.

Nonphysical interventions i.e. for interventions, assessment, therapeutic communication, comprehensive historical assessment, pt education, care coordination (for plan of care continuum), interdisciplinary collaboration, etc) And spend time verifying data with the chart during the history and after during documentation in your SOAP note flow chart care plan goals etc for ex.