🔹 What if I want to pursue a master’s degree after my undergrad 🔹 Will Co-op affect my grad school plans 🔹 Can I still apply to graduate school if I do Co-op 🔹 Does Co-op delay my master’s applications 🔹 Will I miss deadlines for grad school

You can absolutely pursue a master’s degree after undergrad, even if Co-op shifts your graduation by one term.

Here’s what to keep in mind:

• 🗓️ Most grad programs accept applications year-round

• 🎓 A later graduation usually won’t affect your eligibility

• 📌 It’s important to check deadlines for each school and program

• 🧭 Your Co-op Coordinator or Academic Advisor can help you plan ahead

Co-op can even strengthen your grad school application by adding real-world experience and professional references.

📘 Helpful Definitions:

• Master’s degree: A graduate-level academic program pursued after completing a bachelor’s

• Application deadlines: The final date by which schools accept grad school applications

• Co-op Coordinator: A CEL staff member who helps guide your Co-op experience and timeline

📎 Suggested Links:

• Co-op Program Overview

• How to Apply – Co-op Program

• Contact Career Services – CEL

📝 Special Notes:

• Some grad programs have rolling admissions, meaning they accept applications continuously

• Co-op experience can make your application more competitive

• International students should confirm how graduation timing affects study permit transitions or post-grad work options