I'm not sure how the deal works, but each "semester" is every month. You take a class for up to two months, and you have four hour long lectures and four hour long labs, sometimes up to 20 hours a day, usually between 8 and 16. What probably happens is part of the HD television production class runs this show, say the second month, while the first monthers are learning how to operate the 200$ grand Sony studio cams, the switcher, the mixing board, the studio lighting, etc. not an internship so much as a class(I'm assuming, maybe it's done by graduates as an internship?). I'm not really worried about the money, I have a job in broadcasting ATM, but I'd have loved the experience and just being live at shows once a week would be so cool.Well you have to remember, a lot of this is basically internship stuff; so while it's definitely a sweet damn deal, there's no guarantees of anything after the fact
So at least you got a sweet MacBook Pro!
They give MBPs to new students when they start school. They implemented this after I started, maybe six months. No MBP from school for me. Though basically they just raised tuition. Mine was about 60 grand, now they're paying over 70.