The program is now accepting applications for a new class of college students and recent college graduates.
The Disney College Program is offering college students and recent college graduates a chance to make the magic!
Taylor Byerly discovered the benefits of the program when she participated in 2015 shortly after graduating from Temple University in Philadelphia.She was selected for the Disney College Program, which provides paid internships and opportunities. Students who have graduated from college within the last 24 months are also eligible to apply. The program gives them the chance to work at Walt Disney World Resorts.
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