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| I want to take Drexel courses while I am on Co-op. What should I do? | | | If you want to take courses at Drexel while you are on Co-op, you should first contact your Co-op coordinator. Have your Co-op coordinator sign a fully completed add form. Then drop the form off at 306 Rush for processing. You are limited to taking a maximum of 2 Drexel courses per Co-op term. | | Return to Top | | I understand that I must complete three (3) Co-op cycles. Is this true? | | | If you are in the undergraduate five-year option, you must complete three (3) Co-op cycles. If you are in the undergraduate four-year option, you will need to complete one (1) Co-op program. If you transferred in from another institution, you must complete two (2) Co-op cycles. | | Return to Top | | Whom do I contact if I have additional questions regarding Co-op? | | | All additional questions must be directed toward your individual Co-op coordinator. | | Return to Top | | How do I change my Co-op cycle? | | | Students who wish to request a change of their designated cycle must notify their Co-op Coordinator. Submission of a request to change a Co-op cycle does not guarantee that your request will be approved. | | Return to Top |
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