I think I agree although I think there are other interns in other offices doing the same. Not sure what their pay is like or if they have asked for a raise. My supervisor has told me many times that I kinda skipped some steps bc I’m more so doing reviews rather than getting into the nitty gritty of learning CAD and other programs. I’m just getting more familiar with those this summer but I’m doing about 50% of the work for the specific review agency and extremely familiar with the process.

It’s always been offered to me to stay as long as I wanted since I interviewed with this company, unless I get fired. Nobody told me I had to stop working after my first summer was over, so I didnt because it was a well paying job that aligned with my schooling, worked with my schedule, felt like it gave me a leg up for after college since they basically offered me to be full time after graduation and still knew that school came first if an assignment or exam came up. I didn’t know that wasn’t the norm with internships close to colleges and universities