Co-op work assignments are available in industry and business, agricultural areas, educational systems, and governmental agencies. Students applying for Co-op are not guaranteed work assignments nor stipulated specific job benefits or salaries. Employers determine the salaries and pay students directly. In regard to permanent employment after graduation, participation in the Co-op Program involves no obligation on the part of the university, student, or employer. Co-op is considered a big help in unlocking the tight job market.
Many students do return to their co-op employers after graduation.
They must register for a co-op course each semester. Students are required to pay their fees to the university by an established deadline. Additional information about the Cooperative Education Program can be obtained by contacting the Office of Career Services. This page was created by Jerri Winningham .