A student who withdraws from the program is not eligible to reapply. A minimum of three semesters of co-op experience is required to qualify as a graduate of the Engineering Cooperative Education Program. Credits earned in the Engineering Cooperative Education Program are in addition to the credits required for an engineering degree. Students who wish to enter the Engineering Cooperative Education Program should go to the Cooperative Education Office in the Career Services Center and request permission to enter the program. The cooperative plan of education consists of alternating periods of employment and full-time study.
Special permission is required to take a course while on a co-op assignment.
Table J shows the typical schedules of the program. There are no minors available in the College of Engineering. No registration or adds will be permitted after the end of the first week of class. Students must complete the registration process by the end of the first week of class in the semester in which enrollment is sought. Also, students can add courses to their registration only through the first week of class in the semester in question.