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All first time Co-op
applicants must attend one workshop in order to
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APPLICATION
GUIDELINES FOR
U.S. CITIZENS AND PERMANENT RESIDENTS
Eligibility requirements to apply for Co-op are:
- Undergraduates must have sophomore status; completed 30 credits and be degree-seeking.
- FAU cumulative grade point average (GPA) of at least 2.50 for undergraduates and a declared major.
- Students on academic probation are not eligible to apply for Co-op.
- Transfer & graduate students must have completed one
semester at FAU before applying for Co-op.
Co-op Program Guidelines:
- Application for Co-op work assignments and registration of Co-op work experience must be completed through the Co-operative Education Office.
- Elective credit may be awarded at the discretion of students' academic department, otherwise Co-op credit is additive credit.
- Co-op students are responsible for professional
demeanor on the job and two evaluations during the work term.
- Students may not request a change of
employer once authorization and assignments have begun.
Co-op work schedules are:
- Alternating Co-op - Alternating semesters of full-time, paid assignments (35-40hours/week) and academic study.
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- Parallel Co-op - Part-time, paid assignments (15-20 hours/week) while enrolled in classes at FAU.
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Co-op application process:
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Step 1: |
Attend a Co-op Application Workshop. |
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Step 2: |
Complete and return Co-op application packet &
Upload student profile and resume onto Interfase. |
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Step 3: |
Your resume will be referred to employers whose qualifications you meet. |
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Step 4: |
Return all telephone calls to employers to arrange job interviews. |
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Step 5: |
Upon acceptance of a Co-op assignment offered by an employer, you must notify the Co-op Office immediately to complete
a Co-op placed form. |
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Step 6: |
Elective credit may be awarded at the discretion of students' academic department, otherwise Co-op credit is additive. |
To create a Co-op position with an employer not listed
with Co-op Office:
- Have prospective employer complete forms and return forms directly to Co-op Ed office by deadline (inquire at OISSS or Co-op Office for deadline dates).
- Have position approved by Co-op Director.
Violation of Co-op
guidelines by individual applicants may result in
withdrawal of that individual's Co-op registration for the entire semester. |
Boca Raton Campus:
Carol Lynch
SU 220
(561) 297-3520 |

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