For other students, it is important to be well prepared for graduate or professional schools. A high percentage of students choose to pursue advanced degrees. Acceptance rates for Concordia graduates, especially at law and medical schools in the region, are more than twice the national average. This is a clear indication that Concordia students are well prepared to enter the careers of their choice. Usually open to students who have completed their sophomore year, the Cooperative Education program covers positions that are either professional or paraprofessional, and that fall within a student's major, minor or other career-related areas.
Students work either full or part time and earn one-half to two full courses.
Because all academic departments on campus participate in the Co-op program, assigned positions usually relate directly to a student's major. Cooperative Education experiences provide actual exposure to a field that either affirms your career plans or suggests further exploration while you are still in a position to change direction in your career goals. May. This schedule allows students to participate in the May Seminar Abroad program, attend summer school, or get an early jump on the job market. Transfer Student Home Page Transfer of Credits Concordia has an excellent track record for accepting transfer credits. When you are accepted for admission, you will receive an official transcript evaluation from our registrar.