you look at all of the valuable experience we're gaining. My main point is that while the services are great, it would obviously be wonderful to save some more money, if possible! HMM The part that I do not understand about the co-op fees is -- okay so we pay the $1150 approximately to the university with the explanation that ours co-ops are credits, and like any other credit course, we have to pay for it. Okay so that logic makes sense -- in return for our $1150 payment, we gain 2 valuable credits per co-op. What doesnt make sense is that if this is so, why is that last summer semester of 2.5 credits, or five courses, necessary ( -- some overload on other semesters instead of doing the final summer semester but it all works to mean we do much more schoolwork)?? We already get 6 credits from our co-ops alone, on top of our four full year of academic credits. Us alone without our co-ops would be eligible to graduate, as we do 8 full months of academics each year. Why all the extra credits? So they should pick -- either cut the co-ops fees to a minimal and not have it count as a credit, or give us the full price and the full credits, which could be put to graduating on time or frankly even earlier. This is something that is not the problem of the co-op office, but should be a discussion in conjunction