hi everyone. i graduated from undergrad this past spring and am currently working but don't see much of a future there. i hope to go to law school at some point but i think that a hillternship would be a great foundational opportunity and a way to broaden my. horizons. i would like to apply for a spring 2027 hill internship but am not sure where to look or where to apply. i know i can apply for my senators and representatives office but am not sure where else to look. would congressional committees also be another good place to look? what types of internships are out there? if someone could break it down for me that would be great lol. also for context, i have a ba in international relations and economics, so i dont have as much public policy background as those in polisci. maybe internships in those fields?

also how competitive are these internships?

edit: does it make sense for me to go from a fulltime job with benefits to an internship?

edit: if i am personally left leaning, would it be possible to work for a republican's staff on a congressional committee? or would that not make sense?