I go to Naropa now, and it's the type of school that you get what you put into it. As far as internships, they have a person at the Arapahoe campus that can help with it for the Undergrads. I'm not so sure about the MA programs.
As far as working, you can find a job through workstudy which you appy for in your FASFA application. I did workstudy for the copy center and it was a cool job, but the drag was that it paid once a month! I was BROKE all the time.
FOr the most part Naropa has changed my mind and therefore my life. I just have problems applying the knowledge to my life. I"m also taking out hella loans just to go here.
The school the usual duality as most things in life, on one side it's nurtures your spirituality but on the other hand it lacks academia. Naropa also has diveristy issues, it's a big deal there, lots of meetings about it to make it better. I'm a hispanic female and there are few non caucasins on campus.
Uhm! I do dig my school. I just need to take the teachings and make them reality, and even if I still am procastinating then atleast I had great experiences and growth from Naropa.

I read The Art of Happiness and that book inspired me to go to Naropa. So atleast the Buddhist vibe is worth it all by itself.

Hope it helps

Don't pay attention to the shietza about "NoHopa" I used to say it but now I say it's not the school that gives no hope, it's your MIND! that fools us into thinking there is no hope.

I had some questions too, and I emailed & spoke with an admissions counselor. The person I spoke to was very nice.

www.naropa.edu/admissions.html