Undergraduate Students
There are two ways to join the Co-op Program
Please ensure that your program is eligible for Co-op by checking the Undergraduate Program list.
Applying to Co-op
Did you select the Co-op option when you applied to ÐÓ°ÉÔ´´? If so, we will review your eligibility prior to your program’s first entry point and will send an admission decision to your Cmail account. If you are not eligible for admission, you may have another opportunity to join Co-op later on in your studies. We will assess you again at the next entry point for your program. Students with the Co-op option do NOT need to apply via mySuccess.
If you didn’t select the Co-op option when you applied to ÐÓ°ÉÔ´´, you can apply to the Co-op Program via mySuccess – see our upcoming deadlines below.
We recommend that all students familiarize themselves with Co-op’s eligibility criteria, which include a minimum CGPA requirement that must be maintained throughout the degree. See your program’s full admission requirements here.
Co-op Entry Points
Wondering when you can start Co-op? There are several points at which students can enter the Co-op Program. See the entry points for your academic program here.
Upcoming Application Deadline:
Undergraduate Co-op Applications for Fall 2026 are now closed.
Co-op applications via mySuccess for the Winter 2027 semester are now open. Undergraduate students must refer to their program’s Work-Study Sequences to identify their first work term upon successful admission into Co-op Program. The last day to apply for fall admission is December 31st, 2026. For step-by-step application instructions, please see the following website.
We will be processing Winter 2027 Co-op Program admission applications in early January 2027. Admission decisions will be communicated to students via their ÐÓ°ÉÔ´´ email between January 9th-14th. Eligible students will gain access to register in mandatory COOP 1000 course once application decision are communicated. The COOP 1000 course is a zero-credit asynchronous online course and will not impact student timetables.