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Does the Federal work study program count as a co-op?

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Does the Federal work study program count as a co-op?

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Yes, it is possible for you to receive co-op credit for on campus work study. You must first discuss this with your supervisor, and have it approved by the Co-op office. There must be a plan involved that gives you valuable work experience in you current field of study. (Accounting major – financial aid office) While we will accept some forms of on campus internships, we HIGHLY recommend all students to seek off campus work experience. This will insure that you will have first hand knowledge of the career path you desire. The goal of the Cooperative Education office is to provide you with an individualized opportunity for maximum long range development via a coordinated plan of work and study — of practical application and reflective theory. It is normally through group concern and the sharing of a regularly alternating classroom experience that you can utilize the off-campus work experience to make giant educational strides. There are some on-campus work experiences that may qualify

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