That's alright! I can help. My friend Renalia took it for health care and she told me all about it.. Uhh what did she say again? Oh yeah! She said...
I don't know what I am gonna do Craig! I mean Mr. McCarthy just reminded us that we have to pick our courses for next year and I am still unsure if I should take Co-op. I know Luchesa is a great teacher but taking Co-op and not being in school? I don't know bro!
Also, the course earns you two school credits even though the majority of the time, you may not be in school. She did say, though, that people should have some places in mind and have an idea of what they would like to do before going into coop. When you have the chance to take such a wonderful opportunity, don't miss out on it now and regret it later on! Start now and you can learn about so many career option that adheres to your personal strengths and likes.
CO-OP was one of the best experiences she's had because it gave her the opportunity to try out her career path on a first-hand basis. She would recommend it to anyone considering because the integrated classes teach you applicable life skills such as finance while the placement gives you an accurate idea of what the field you desire is like.
wow! A 2-credit course that allows you to directly speak with experts in your field? After considering your friend's advice, CO-OP seems like just the course for me to explore engineering. Thanks so much Craig!
Your welcome Grace Ms. Luchesa will be happy to have you as a future student in her class. Just remember the key in Co-op is staying on top of work and being a professional CO-OP student at your workplace wherever that may be.
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