They are required, however, to adjust themselves completely to the daily routine of the organizations where they are employed and to observe all their rules and regulations. University holidays, for example, are not necessarily holidays for students during their work experience. Salaries paid to co-op students are considered taxable income and should be reported as such. Drexel co-op students are subject to the same principles of personal conduct whether they are on the Drexel campus or working many miles away. Drexel students are expected at all times to maintain behavioral standards that reflect favorably on themselves and on the University.
All services are free of charge to active students.
Career Services Career Services offers assistance to baccalaureate and advanced degree candidates and to alumni in securing employment consistent with personal career goals and objectives. An extensive collection of printed and videotaped employment and career information, specific employer publications, and literature on careers with the United States government. The program is open only to students in their final year at Drexel. Two of the largest career fairs in the Delaware Valley one in October for graduating seniors and one in April for all students and alumni.