> I really don't understand why co-op hasn't been adopted almost universally. It's hugely beneficial to all parties. I completely agree. I went to a much more

> I really don't understand why co-op hasn't been adopted almost universally. It's hugely beneficial to all parties. I completely agree. I went to a much more traditional school in the US, but recently got the chance to visit Waterloo to do a guest lecture. It feels like the university of the future. In the classroom, students were having discussions with opinions backed by actual work experience. After spending the day there I wished I had known about it or looked for a co-op when I was looking for school.