should i do a 2nd co-op if it means pushing back my graduation date by a semester
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idk why you would do that 😭
Anonymous1h ago▲ 1
changed majors so i’ll only have ~6 months of related work experience
Anonymous1h ago▲ 1
3rd year, switched majors/took LOA, the difference is graduating spring/summer ‘28 and graduating fall ‘28 but walking spring ‘29 when i’m 24 and prob won’t be in boston 😭
Anonymous1h ago▲ 1
if i were you i would just graduate earlier AND you’ll still have access to nuworks so technically “second co op” but if you really like it obv you can stay longer
Anonymous1h ago▲ 1
naturally having ur bachelors will make you more qualified for my jobs and they’ll pay more
Anonymous1h ago▲ 1
i know a lot of people are telling you to just graduate but honestly it’s very difficult out there right now looking for a full-time entry-level job, pushing graduation back by one semester to gain more work experience isn’t the worst idea at all if you feel like it’s going to be a struggle to get a job and the extra experience could help
idk why you would do that 😭
changed majors so i’ll only have ~6 months of related work experience
3rd year, switched majors/took LOA, the difference is graduating spring/summer ‘28 and graduating fall ‘28 but walking spring ‘29 when i’m 24 and prob won’t be in boston 😭
if i were you i would just graduate earlier AND you’ll still have access to nuworks so technically “second co op” but if you really like it obv you can stay longer
naturally having ur bachelors will make you more qualified for my jobs and they’ll pay more
i know a lot of people are telling you to just graduate but honestly it’s very difficult out there right now looking for a full-time entry-level job, pushing graduation back by one semester to gain more work experience isn’t the worst idea at all if you feel like it’s going to be a struggle to get a job and the extra experience could help