You must complete a learning contract with your faculty co-op advisor. Tuition and fees are your responsibility. If you are receiving financial aid, you should check with the Financial Aid Office to determine if co-op will affect your aid. Many co-op positions are within commuting distance from campus. There are also positions outside of the area.
Students can live on campus, at home, or relocate near their co-op assignment.
Employers may help students obtain housing. Taking additional courses must be approved by the associate dean . You must check with the Center for International Faculty and Student Services at 180 College Avenue to find out what you need to do. Notify Career Services of all offers, including acceptances or rejections as soon as possible. While every attempt is made to place each student, placement can not be guaranteed.