Check with your academic department office for further details. New Co-op classes will be added to the university catalog as they become available. How The Program Works Students are first screened for program eligibility. Transcript review and career counseling are done prior to interviewing with prospective Co-op employers. Student's transcript, resume and Co-op application are kept on file for one year.
Every attempt is made to match the student's career aspirations with the appropriate employer.
Separate interview schedules are held for employers after Co-op Interview Day, if necessary. All students are encouraged to identify potential Co-op employers on their own. Housing for students away from campus on Co-op assignments is sometimes problematic. Generally, Co-op students are paid the prevailing rate for the work they perform. All students returning to campus are debriefed by the Co-op office immediately following their work assignments.