Got a call 1 week after I applied. Looks like they are pretty fast in doing that and they pretty much phone screen almost every applicant. Anyways, set up a time the day of. The recruiter sounded professional, friendly, made me comfortable. It started off with "Why quicken loans? How did you hear about us?" Since I am a Detroit local. I was truly excited about the opportunity and very aware of what they do for the city and the community, and their culture. So I talked about that. She just said "Ok" and then moved on to other questions, didn't seem to care a lot. Oh well. Then 20 minutes phone screen mainly about my resume, and situation questions. 2 days later she called and rejected me. I thought my background, communication on the phone and my answers would at least get me a second round. No idea why they rejected. They rejected all my friends too. I am curious about on what basis they reject people. For internship job postings, they don't give a lot of info on requirements and stuff. So you can't really figure out how you got rejected. She also told me they pay intern $11/hr because they hire quite amount of interns. That is even less than my graduate assistant on campus job, which also makes me think does each intern really learn a lot that way? Maybe... Overall it was a good experience.