Anyone with some Architecture knowledge..

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<p>OK, from the Northeastern website: </p>

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Cooperative Education (Co-op) is a distinctive form of experiential education in which students alternate periods of academic study with periods of paid work experience.

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<p>This is Drexel’s program: </p>

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The Two+Four Option is an accelerated route leading to a Bachelor of Architecture degree including four years of professional work experience. In this program, the first two years of full-time course work address the basic principles of architectural design and satisfy university core requirements in the arts and sciences. During these years, a student completes 101 of the 221 credits required for graduation.</p>

<p>Upon successful completion of the college’s minimum requirements for the first two years, students begin full-time employment with part-time evening classes for the remaining four years.

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<p>So, as you are learning from the company you are working for, you also get paid.</p>