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Interesting you said "co-op", which part of the US are you from? I've only ever heard that term used in Canada (I attend UWaterloo) and some northeastern US uni
by MisterSandman 5y ago
Interesting you said "co-op", which part of the US are you from? I've only ever heard that term used in Canada (I attend UWaterloo) and some northeastern US universities. People at UCLA/UC Berkeley were pretty confused when I said "co-op".
- CSMastermind 5y agoI went to university in Pennsylvania. At least when I was going to school co-ops were time you spent working for a company for which you'd receive some kind of credit or fulfill some degree requirement. Internships generally didn't have any connection to the school and were only for the purpose of gaining experience and developing your career.