Students alternate five terms of classroom instruction with five terms of co-op in order to obtain their associate degree.  This gives the graduate a full year of work experience in the field of study, and gives an edge when the time comes to seek full-time employment.  Cooperative education takes place beginning the second term of the student's enrollment, and usually continues alternating with the school work throughout the remainder of the degree program.  This opportunity allows the student to practice and apply the theory that is taught in the classroom and the lab, as well as a chance to earn money to pay for their education!

To find out more about the certificate, contact Noelle Grome at 513-569-1648.