Two students usually alternate in one job over the course of a year. The change over months are January and July. These assignments may alternate every six months or, in some cases, can offer continuous employment opportunities for undergraduates. Summer Co-op placements are also made. Students are encouraged to engage in more than one Co-op experience.
Internships are part time and generally for credit, but some also offer compensation.
Internships are usually semester length. Internship opportunities are offered by major media outlets, prestigious law firms, social service agencies, art galleries, historical societies and government agencies, including the Offices of the Governor and the Attorney General. You learn how to handle all kinds of people and situations. You make important contacts. You learn new skills.