Usually a Chemistry Co-op student will work from three to five work blocks. Students will spend the entirety of their first and last years of the Co-op Program on campus. Throughout the other years the student will alternate between work in the classroom and in industry. This schedule is adaptable and is individually planned for each student. Program Operation Students who are interested in the Co-op program and who meet the eligibility requirements stated should meet with the Coordinator of Instructional Programs in the Instructional Support Office.
Every effort is made to assist the student in locating a suitable Co-op placement.
However, it is the student's responsibility to secure the Co-op assignment. In all cases, final employment decisions are made by the companies and firms involved in the Co-op Program. These reports and the employer evaluations will serve as the basis for the student's grades.