Help me Prepare

[Night]

DemonWasp @ Wed Oct 02, 2013 8:53 pm wrote:

If I recall correctly (no guarantees) then you can also search for jobs outside of the co-op program if you're that driven. There may be some kind of obligation to take the co-op job over the other job, though, so do your research first.

If you do get a job that is outside of co-op, you could probably have your school and the employer work something out.

[mirhagk]

Raknarg @ Wed Oct 02, 2013 9:11 pm wrote:

You guys are lucky. Carleton it seems to be at least 2000 per term.

That is straight up highway robbery. My school is like $300 or so, and for that amount it's probably worth it for most people to go into the program (especially if you have no compsci work experience, and little other work experience), but for $2000? That's a significant chunk of what you'll learn. I hope they have some guarantee of getting you a job or something with that.

[Raknarg]

im pretty sure its guaranteed, apparently carletons coop is really good... and i just realized that might be for 5 terms. ill have ti make sure

[Elfah]

http://www.electronicinfo.ca/en/page.php?id=35&t=aos&advanced=0&search=Computer+Science&sm=keyword&f1=&f1_type=university&f2=&f2_type=grade_range&f3=&f3_type=coop_option&f4=&f4_type=location&f5=en&f5_type=language


scroll down to ryerson university and computer science (co-op optional) is that course ok?