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Together with either the COOP Coordinator or the Internship Coordinator, a determination will be made regarding the number of credit hours for the COOP/Internship. COOP's/Internships, like any course, are credit bearing and will incur a tuition charge.
Accounting or Business Administration majors
Accounting or Business majors interested in an Internship or COOP enroll in COOP 3010 or COOP 1010. COOP 3010 and COOP 1010 may be taken in the same semester. This structure allows a student to earn a total of nine COOP credit hours during their college program. Students may use COOP credits to meet some of the academic requirements of their major field of study, however, they should check with their academic department to verify the COOP credit will be accepted.
COOP Structure
| Course number | Credit hours | Comments |
| COOP 3010 | 1 | may be taken 3 times |
| COOP 1010 | 2 | may be taken 3 times |
Students enrolled in COOP are expected to complete the following documents:
- COOP Report
- COOP Workbook
- Employing Organizational Project: only if the student is enrolled in COOP 3010 and COOP 1010 simultaneously
Coordinator: Sue Champion
Office Location: Room 101E, Russell Hall
Office Number: 318.357.5887
e-mail: champions@nsula.edu
Computer Information Systems majors
CIS majors that secure internships with companies such as State Farm and USAA are enrolled in CIS 4300 (Collaborative Projects). The total number of credit hours allowed in CIS 4300 is six. Students may use internship credits to meet some of the academic requirements of their major field of study, however, they should check with their academic department to verify the internship credit will be accepted.
Coordinator: Dr. Jack Russell
Office Location: Room 114F, Russell Hall
Office Number: 318.357.5751
e-mail: jrussell@nsula.edu