Earns college credit while being paid to work. Co-op students also earn wages significantly higher than most student employment opportunities. Co-op students perform work of regular professional staff while employed. Links classroom and work place. Co-op placements make academic studies more meaningful while bringing career goals into focus.
Departmental approval is required.
The college of Business and the College of Health and Human Services will consider 2nd semester sophomores in selected majors. Students should discuss with placement coordinator or faculty sponsor. Students on academic probation are not eligible to participate. Counts toward elective credit only, unless specifically required for your major. However, a few departments do issue letter grades.