In both cases, neither one is going to be totally happy. Money was the largest concern for the many students interviewed by Imprint . They find the expense of the program unjustifiable, when considering the treatment the co-op staff gives those who pay their bills. This attitude was reflected by almost all the students interviewed. They can screw the student and it doesn't matter.
Students also find that co-op holds a certain amount of power over their lives.
Several students refused to talk to Imprint because they were fearful of sparking personal vendettas against themselves. They could kick me out, and then I'd have no money. I don't know what it is that we could do to you. Fortunately, nobody seems to feel that co-op is a bad idea, just that the system is poorly implemented. Let's hope that it does before the best students leave.