<human>: Hey there,
My major requires that I find an internship related to international development/development policy/economics before I can graduate. A small organization has recently offered me an internship, and I'm having trouble deciding whether or not to take it. Details below...

It's an unpaid, 6-month, 10 hr/week internship with an extremely small non-profit (2 full time employees + board of directors + lots of volunteers). The position itself seems pretty cool; the organization gives out grants to development projects, and my job would be analyzing the grant applications. Probably a lot of admin stuff too, like most unpaid interns.

There definitely wouldn't be a job lined up when it is over, just letters of rec. I don't think it seems like the most glamorous internship, and I'm secretly hoping a better one might come up. However, my career interests aren't particularly hinging on an internship (instead, grad school), and I'm debating whether a non-profit unpaid internship at one place would really be any different at another.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: In terms of internships, is a bird in the hand worth two in the bush? Better to take what I'm given rather than hope for something better in the future?