<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

I'll be using a throw-away for this one, because I don't want my main to be linked with this.

So here I am, I'm 22 and have been studying until last year in a Bachelor in Management. The program was pretty wide and covered some accounting, financial analysis, team management but tend to focus on Marketing.

Thanks to my motivation, and by working hard, I got into a pretty cool Master Program that allows me, later, to take a **Major in Marketing for Product Manager**.

The problem is, before I can get into this Major, I have to take a one year internship. Last week, I spent 3 days straight, writting a hell of a cover letter for the company **I dream I could work for**, as an Assistant Product Manager.

Yesterday, they contacted me, told me that my application was reviewed and that they found my profile interesting, but not for the post I wanted. They think I can fit into another place, that I did not think about, CRM.

During my final Bachelor year, I followed some elective classes about CRM and data warehouses, and set up a CRM platform for the company I worked in, last summer. However, when I see the job description for this internship, I feel like it does not suit me at all. I have no clue about using Access, I did some very basic SQL requests four years ago, but I have probably forgotten about it. And I have no clue about analyzing clic-rates and opening-rates.
<bot>: Applied for the company I've been dreaming to work for. They like me, but want me for something else than I wanted. What to do?