Frequently Asked Questions

The Disney College Program allows students to work for a renowned entertainment and hospitality company, while participating in a variety of networking opportunities. This allows you to build your resume and gain real-world experience with Disney over the course of a few months. Plus, if you enjoy your time so much that you want to continue or come back at some point, Disney Professional Internships are available, as well!

You also get free admission to the theme parks when you aren’t working, along with discounts on merchandise, food, and room accommodations. In addition, you won’t jeopardize your financial aid status or enrollment status at Niagara University if you accept a Disney internship.

To be eligible for the Disney College Program while enrolled at NU, you must meet the following requirements:

  • Space on your curriculum card for 12-15 elective credits
  • At least sophomore status before attending (you can apply during the spring of your freshman year for the following fall or summer + fall)
  • An overall GPA of at least 2.5
  • No previous disciplinary problems
  • Approval of Disney Internship Coordinator

Students who participate in the Disney College Program are hourly associates who have the ability to earn overtime. Those who participate live in housing complexes located near the Disneyland Resort® and Walt Disney World Resort®. Housing features 24-hour security, fully furnished apartments, a pool and fitness center on property, and all utilities included in the price of rent. Transportation to and from work, along with the parks and other local areas of interest, is also featured as part of housing.

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To learn more and apply, visit Disney College Program. Recruiters from Disney are not visiting college campuses at this time, so you must apply online!

Contact  our Disney internship coordinator, Dr. Chang Huh, with your offer letter from the Disney internship program before you accept an offer from Disney. He will register 12 credit hours, which you will earn upon successfully completing assignments during your internship.