What are the consequences of turning down a company to which you applied for an internship (thesis)?

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Let's imagine we have companies A and B.
I apply to both, for an internship with the goal of making a master thesis, and get accepted by both. However I prefer A, and choose that to do my master thesis in.



What are the chances that future work applications to B might be rejected?






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  • Do you mean for an internship? Otherwise I don't understand why you'd be applying to a company (not a university) to "do your thesis."
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Let's imagine we have companies A and B.
I apply to both, for an internship with the goal of making a master thesis, and get accepted by both. However I prefer A, and choose that to do my master thesis in.



What are the chances that future work applications to B might be rejected?






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  • Do you mean for an internship? Otherwise I don't understand why you'd be applying to a company (not a university) to "do your thesis."
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Let's imagine we have companies A and B.
I apply to both, for an internship with the goal of making a master thesis, and get accepted by both. However I prefer A, and choose that to do my master thesis in.



What are the chances that future work applications to B might be rejected?






applications







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Let's imagine we have companies A and B.
I apply to both, for an internship with the goal of making a master thesis, and get accepted by both. However I prefer A, and choose that to do my master thesis in.



What are the chances that future work applications to B might be rejected?






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  • Do you mean for an internship? Otherwise I don't understand why you'd be applying to a company (not a university) to "do your thesis."
    – Mike Harris
    42 mins ago
















  • Do you mean for an internship? Otherwise I don't understand why you'd be applying to a company (not a university) to "do your thesis."
    – Mike Harris
    42 mins ago















Do you mean for an internship? Otherwise I don't understand why you'd be applying to a company (not a university) to "do your thesis."
– Mike Harris
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Do you mean for an internship? Otherwise I don't understand why you'd be applying to a company (not a university) to "do your thesis."
– Mike Harris
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