Which of the following statements about internships is true?

Multiple Choice

Someone who was a paid intern is more likely to receive a lower starting salary offer than someone who was an unpaid intern.

Unlike a paid internship, an unpaid internship carries no value.

Internships typically involve an employer taking unfair advantage of an unpaid or low$-$paid worker.

Interns always get paid for their time, expertise, and labor.

Interns can gain real$-$world, marketable skills.