🔹 Can I withdraw from Co-op at any time 🔹 What if I want to leave the Co-op Program 🔹 Can I drop Co-op after joining 🔹 Is there a penalty for leaving Co-op 🔹 Who do I talk to if I want to withdraw from Co-op

You can withdraw from Co-op, but it’s not automatic — and timing matters.

Here’s what to do:

• ✅ Speak with your Co-op Coordinator as soon as you’re considering withdrawal

• ⚠️ There may be conditions or consequences, especially if you’re already committed to a work term

• 🕓 Early notice helps avoid academic or financial penalties

Your Coordinator will help you understand your options, explore alternatives, and make an informed decision.

📘 Helpful Definitions:

• Withdrawal: Leaving the Co-op Program before completing all work terms

• Consequences: Possible impacts on academic credit, transcript, or tuition

• Co-op Coordinator: A CEL staff member who supports your Co-op journey

📎 Suggested Links:

• Co-op Program Overview

• How to Apply – Co-op Program

• Contact Career Services – CEL

📝 Special Notes:

• Withdrawal may affect your ability to count Co-op credits toward your degree

• If you’ve already accepted a work term, you may be expected to complete it

• International students should confirm how withdrawal affects work eligibility with Acadia’s International Centre