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Co-op
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employer in the past.
After investigating potential
employers, students attend a
counseling session with a dire
ctor and decide where they
would like to work.
A cover recommendation let
ter and a copy of the co-op de
gree plan are sent to the em
ployer with the student’s appli
cation. The employer is asked to
make a decision in three to four
weeks. The offer or rejection let
ter is sent directly to the student.
Students who participate in
the co-op program must have a
minimum grade point average
of 2.5. Students also may receive
academic credit, if his college
offers credit for co-oping. The
colleges of liberal arts and geos
ciences do not offer academic
credit for co-oping.
Students who receive acade
mic credit for co-oping are cons
idered full-time students, and
pay tuition and fees. They have
Texas A&M ID cards and are
free to participate in campus
activities.
Students not registered for
co-op credit must file for re
admission to the University be
fore entering school following a
work term, except when they co
op in the summer.
Co-oping provides a break
from school that many students
need, Yates said. The co-op
program also gives opportunity
for student growth and matur
ing through development of
good professional work habits,
he said.
Dr. Henry Pope, the Liberal
Arts Cooperative Education
Program coordinator, said co
oping gives a student the chance
to gain new friendships and so-
:iaf t
cial experiences. A student also
earns money that could help de
fray college costs, he said.
Texas A&M co-op students
earned $3.6 million during the
1980-81 school year, Yates said.
Cooperative education could
not continue to exist without
providing services for business
and industry, he said.
Many companies hire co-op
students after they graduate be
cause they already are trained
and save companies recruiting
time, Yates said.
Pope said: “They (co-op stu
dents) can have a job before they
graduate."
However, Yates said
no student obligation;
full-time employmentl
op employer and noe
obligation to offer did
full-time employment
The co-op program
sents disadvantages,
tends a student’s grat
one semester, Yates
can interfere withthe
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Camden, whose firm is based
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