Students complete a standard first year of legal studies prior to the first work term.
The final two years of the LL.B. degree program consist of four terms of study and three additional work terms. The Co-op program increases the length of the LL.B. degree by four to eight months. Students scheduled to take a work term apply for work based on job preference from the Job Description Postings. Following the interviews, employers rank the students in order of preference. The co-op coordinator then negotiates the best possible match of employers with students, attempting to satisfy the needs of both.