Students are required to complete one full unit of a modern language , e.g. French, Spanish, German. Studies show that co-operative education enhances the student' s academic performance and helps ease the student' s transition to the workplace upon graduation. Students complete the normal academic sequence for their first 10 units if entering the Bachelor of Public Relations degree directly from high school. Students admitted to the Bachelor of Public Relations degree with sufficient transfer credits complete the normal academic sequence for their first five units. For the second half of the program, there is an alternation of co-op terms and academic semesters.
Student continues academic study.
NCR No credit, repeat. Student must repeat the co-op term and pass before returning to academic study. Normally, a student may receive only one NCR grade and remain in the degree program. A failing grade in a co-op term results in dismissal from the program. Click here for additional information co-operative education.