Each applicant will be evaluated individual. The student must submit the co-op application, transcript, a resume, and documentation certifying his or her eligibility to work. Students must must register and pay the appropriate co-op credit fee each work term. Credit co-op students earn one academic credit per work term. Motivation is increased as studies become meaningful.
Work experience develops maturity, a sense of responsibility and self-confidence.
Work experience helps to develop understanding of other people and greater skills in human relations. Job opportunities help to test career objectives, thus confirming the original goals or indicating a change at an earlier time. A business contact may be made that can lead to permanent employment or that can be used for reference to other employers. The professional experience that the Co-op graduate can offer any prospective employer gives him or her an advantage in the job market. Arrangements for internships normally are made with the department internship director, the student's faculty advisor and the school director.