You’ll work with your academic advisor and co-op coordinator to make sure your plans align with your schedule and, most importantly, with your academic goals and career aspirations. Some students take advantage of the flexible summer scheduling to fit in additional co-op time, classes, service work, research, abroad programs, or other experiential learning opportunities. You’d go on your first co-op in spring or summer of sophomore year, with the option for a second co-op later during your degree program.