Can I get into Co-op if I’m completing a second undergraduate degree 🔹 Am I eligible for Co-op as a second-degree student 🔹 Can returning students join the Co-op Program 🔹 Does Co-op accept students doing a second degree 🔹 Who should I talk to about Co-op eligibility

Students completing a second undergraduate degree at Acadia may be eligible to join the Co-op Program, but acceptance is not automatic. Eligibility is assessed on a case-by-case basis, and students must speak directly with a Co-op Coordinator to determine if they qualify.

Yes — you might be eligible to join Co-op while completing a second undergraduate degree, but it depends on your program and academic history.

To find out for sure:

• 🤝 Speak with a Co-op Coordinator

• They’ll review your eligibility and help you understand next steps

• You may need to meet specific course or program requirements

Co-op is designed to be flexible and inclusive, so it’s worth exploring even if you’re returning for a second degree.

📘 Helpful Definitions:

• Second undergraduate degree: A second bachelor’s program pursued after completing a first

• Eligibility: Whether you meet the requirements to participate in Co-op

• Co-op Coordinator: A CEL staff member who helps students navigate the Co-op process

📎 Suggested Links:

• Co-op Program Overview

• How to Apply – Co-op Program

• Contact Career Services – CEL

📝 Special Notes:

• Eligibility may vary depending on your program, previous Co-op experience, and academic standing

• CEL staff are happy to help you explore options and clarify requirements

• International students completing a second degree should confirm eligibility with Acadia’s International Centre