Help! What is a good marketing firm to intern at to help get accepted to UC Berkeley for my Masters?

I’m currently an undergrad at Cal State Hayward (East Bay) majoring in marketing. I was hoping to get accepted to intern in the marketing deparment for Intel because I have a lot of family that works there, but unfortunately they have no connections with that department.
Now I am looking to intern for well-known companies such as Apple or Google so that I may distiguish myself among applicants at UC Berkeley for my Masters in Business. However, that is seemingly difficult as well.
Will interning at a more prominent company increase my chances of getting accepted to UC Berkeley? Is it neccessary?
Would it be better to intern for a company or marketing firm that the deans or proffessors are more familiar with or recommend their alumni to?
Although my ambition and persistence is there, I’m not sure if it is my age (I’ll graduate at 20) or if it something else like my GPA (I have a cummilative of 3.4 so far, will soon be a 3.7) that is affecting my internship search. Please help!

Cal State East Bay Business Student ? MBA Student at Cal State east bay?

Why they have made it so difficult to understand the MBA program at Cal State Hayward? I wanted to know how much more I have to do to get my MBA at CSUH and was hard to understand.
I have my BA in German Literature and minor in business from San Jose State. I have taken organizational management,Marketing,Accounting, Global business, and Ethics. So how much more do I need for MBA? Is it possible for me or impossible to get my MBA ? They have listed some 120 coursed in the requirement in their MBA program. Thanks in advance
This is some of the stuff they asking for that i have copied and pasted. Do i have to take all these. I thought it was 1 1/2-2 years program for masters.

All have a course grade of “C” or better.
Have a combined 3.0 grade point average (minimum) in all units taken to satisfy the requirements of the student’s degree program.
Have no more than 13 units for extension and/or transfer credit (any extension and/or transfer credit must be approved by the Program Director) and/or coursework taken in “Unclassified Postbaccalaureate” status.
All units earned within the five years immediately preceding the completion of the requirements for the degree.
Have completed a satisfactory program of study, defined below.
Fundamental Coursework (0-12 units)
Fundamental coursework must be completed before enrolling in any M.B.A. core course, except MKTG 6120 Managerial Communication and MGMT 6120 Globalization, Innovation and Sustainability. Fundamental coursework can be waived by passing an exam on a course by course basis. Exams are offered once per quarter. There is a fee of $25 for each exam. Please see the M.B.A. website http://www.mba.csueastbay.edu or contact the CBE Graduate Programs Office (VBT 430, phone 510-885-2419) for dates and registration information.

ACCT 6015 Financial Accounting (4)
ITM 6015 Information Systems Development and Management (4)
MGMT 6015 Data Analysis and Decision Modeling for Managers (4)
Core Coursework (36 units)
MGMT 6120 and MKTG 6120 should be taken before other core courses. These two courses only require proficiencies as prerequisites. All remaining core courses require both proficiencies and fundamental coursework.

MGMT 6120 Globalization, Innovation and Sustainability (4)
MKTG 6120 Managerial Communication (4)
ACCT 6215 Managerial Accounting (4)
ECON 6215 Economics for Managers in a Global Economy (4)
FIN 6215 Corporate Financial Management (4)
MGMT 6215 Business, Government and Society (4)
MGMT 6220 Operations and Supply Chain Management (4)
MGMT 6225 Executive Leadership (4)
MKTG 6215 Marketing Management (4)
Capstone (4 units)
ENTR 6800 Entrepreneurship Practicum (4)
or MGMT 6800 Seminar in Strategic Management (4)
Electives or Option (12 units)
Students take any 3 courses at the 6100 level or beyond selected from ACCT, ECON, ENTR, FIN, ITM, MGMT, or MKTG. Courses cannot otherwise be used as part of their degree program.
or
Students select one of the following options:

Entrepreneurship Option (12 units)
Required Courses (12 units)

ENTR 6480 Introduction to Entrepreneurship
ENTR 6485 New Venture Development
MGMT 6520 Negotiation for Managers and Entrepreneurs
Finance Option (12 units)
Select three courses from the following:

FIN 6305 New Venture Financing
FIN 6310 Seminar in Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
FIN 6315 Seminar in Options and Futures
FIN 6320 Studies in Financial Markets
FIN 6325 Financial Management of Banking Institutions
FIN 6360 Management of Risk and Insurance
FIN 6375 International Financial Management
Human Resources and Organizational Behavior Option (12 units)

Required course (4 units)
MGMT 6612 Strategic Human Resources: Frameworks for General Managers
Electives (8 units). Select two courses from the following (we highly recommend that 3 courses be taken):
MGMT 6520 Negotiation for Managers and Entrepreneurs
MGMT 6550 Research Methods for the Successful Manager
MGMT 6560 High Performance Management
MGMT 6613 Topics in Human Resource Management
MGMT 6615 Strategic Compensation, Incentives, and Productivity (Note: Please see Errata page for corrections to this content.)
MGMT 6618 Selecting, Maintaining and Retaining Employees
MGMT 6675 International Human Resource Management
Information Technology Management Option (12 units)

Required Courses (8 units)
ITM 6271 Database Management and Applications
ITM 6273 Business Intelligence and Knowledge Management
Electives within Information Technology Management (4 units). Select one course from the following:
ITM 6130 Enterprise Management Systems
MGMT 6155 Applied Project Management (4)
ITM 6278 E-Business Systems Development
Marketing Management Option (12 units)
Select three courses from the following:

MKTG 6401 Marketing Research
MKTG 6410 Buyer Behavior

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