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What is Co-op?
For Students
Co-op is a program which provides the opportunity for students to receive academic credit and a letter grade for paid work experience in their field of study. Students may work full or part-time in on-campus or off-campus positions.
Through co-op, students are employed in paid positions directly related to their educational and career goals. Co-op students gain technical expertise and enhance their marketability for a permanent job after graduation.
The opportunity to participate in cooperative education is dependent on the availability of appropriate jobs in business and industry. Students must also meet eligibility requirements.
For Employers
Co-op is a program which provides the opportunity for employers to hire qualified students pursuing a college degree. Co-op students are available year-round for full or part-time positions.
Students are available from the following programs:
BUSINESS/ECONOMICS DIVISION
- Accounting
- Administrative & Information Management
- Business
- Business Administration
- Computer Software Applications
- Paralegal Studies
- Management
- Office Administration
ART DEPARTMENT
- Graphic Design
HEALTH CAREERS DIVISION
- Medical Insurance Specialist
TECHNOLOGY DIVISION
- Architecture/Construction Technology
- Automotive Technology
- Computer Information Systems
- Electrical Technology
- Heating and Cooling
- Hospitality Studies
- Industrial Drafting & CAD Technology
- Manufacturing Productivity Systems
- Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineering Tech
- Power/Building Engineer