As a sophomore you are now eligible to participate in the Co-op
program. Students who participate in the Co-op Program earn higher
starting salaries than their counterparts and the real-world experience that
they receive is highly valued by companies. In addition, this kind of
work experience can help you decide what kind of work you like and don’t like
and what kinds of companies appeal to you.
- Register with the COC on the third floor of Norwood Hall – you must
register EVERY semester!
- Campus
Organizations: Now that you’re involved, begin looking for leadership
opportunities within the groups you are active in – these look great on a
resume.
- Update your resume! Add summer work experience, student groups, update your
GPA, etc. Visit the COC to have an advisor look it over.
- Begin to investigate and consider Co-Op opportunities. Remember: you
must register any Co-Op positions you accept with the COC!
- Consider internship work opportunities. Companies will
begin to look at you more seriously for these now that you have a year under
your belt!
- Go to both career fairs! Re-connect with companies you spoke to in your
Freshman year and connect with new ones – internships and Co-ops are very real
possibilities!
- Attend new workshops at the COC and brush up your skills by attending old
ones.
- Get ready by signing up for a practice interview at the COC – excellent
interview skills are one of the most important assets you can have for
success. Start developing them now!
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