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Great Start
Co-op/Intern?
The Co-op program is a joint venture between the University, a selected employer,
and you. Work assignments are related to your major field of study and are varied
to provide a broad range of experience and training. Assignments grow in complexity
and technical know-how the more a student progresses.
Co-op students must complete the same academic program as nonparticipants, so you could defer graduation by as much as a full calendar year. However, you'll
- • get great, relevant work experience,
• be paid for learning on the job,
• receive academic credit,
• get the inside track for a job when you graduate, since employers look favorably upon students with relevant work experience! More. . .
Career Days (pictured left)
More than 3,000 students and 150 companies take part in these events, held on and off campus. Our first one for this year is Tuesday, October 3. You can see what companies and organizations are coming, and what majors they are looking for, here.
Career Resource Library & Computer Lab
Stop by the Career Center Resource Library and take advantage of all we have to offer. The library has a PC computer lab with 4 networked machines loaded with Microsoft Word, Internet Access and other common PC software. More. . .