Cooperative Education

The cooperative education program at Wright State University gives students a chance to integrate classroom theory with practical, career-related work experience. Business students may alternate quarters of full-time educationally-related jobs and full-time class schedules; or students may choose to combine a part-time co-op work schedule with a reduced, but still full-time, course load.

Through the co-op program, students can gain valuable learning experiences, test career interests, learn more about business career fields, develop job-related skills, as well as earn income for college expenses. For details on program requirements and procedures contact:

Julie Todd -- Email: julie.todd@wright.edu
Office of Career Services
E334 Student Union
(937)775-2556

Honors Program

The College of Business sponsors an honors program for all students who have demonstrated outstanding academic ability and superior accomplishments designed to encourage and recognize their distinguished efforts and abilities. Such students may earn an honors degree by completing the departmental major requirements, by maintaining a high academic record, and by successfully completing the college honors program. For eligibility requirements and further details contact.

JoAnn Bevelhymer -- Email: joann.bevelhymer@wright.edu
Director of Undergraduate Programs
Raj Soin College of Business - 110 Rike Hall
(937)775-2437

Internships

An internship varies from a co-op in that it is generally a one-time experience, usually one quarter, working in an educationally-related job for which students receive school credit. Students can possibly receive credit for major or business electives with internships. The advantages of participating in internships are similar to those listed above for the cooperative education program. Information about internships is available through a student's major departmental office.