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Important Dates

Date	Event
Tues. Sep. 07	- First day of classes (fall 2010) - Order Transcripts via myCentennial - Student Services - Academic Services - Student Record Information - Request Printed Transcript. The cost is $8.00 and transcript is ready next business day.
Fri. Oct. 01	- JOB POSTINGS BEGIN. Jobs will be online via PlacePro in the appropriate majors for students seeking employment. Also, job titles & programs will be e-mailed and posted on the co-op bulletin board. Note carefully the deadline dates for application on both the co-op board and on *PlacePro* .
Mon. Oct. 04	- Résumé due. (Drop off a copy to the co-op office.)
Tues. Oct. 12	- Employer interview period starts
Fri. Nov. 19	- Unplaced forms to be completed by students still seeking a fall work term
Fri. Dec. 17	- Last day of classes
Mon. Jan. 03	- First day of work term (winter 2011) OR DATE ARRANGED WITH YOUR EMPLOYER

Co-op Fee
Students enrolled in a co-op program are charged an administrative fee of $175 per academic semester.

Withdrawal From Co-op221
(For Students in this class in the fall semester)
Friday, November 12, 2010 is the last day to withdraw from Co-op221 without academic penalty. (Sucessful completion of Co-op221 is required for a work term placement but it is a separate 1 credit course which you can complete whether or not you are placed for a fall work term)

Changing from CO-OP to Non CO-OP Programs
Please contact either the School of Business and/or Engineering Technology & Applied Science.

Note: you must drop COOP-221 separately
Please inform the Co-op office if you decide not to continue in co-op.