Cooperative Admissions Examination (COOP) Practice Exam

Changing majors within the same college typically does not require a reapplication to the Cooperative Education Program. This is because students who are already enrolled at a college and shift their focus to a different major within that same institution generally remain eligible for the program, assuming their new major aligns with the cooperatives offered.

In contrast, changing colleges often necessitates a new application process, as the requirements and opportunities may differ at different institutions. Applying after a withdrawal usually requires reapplication due to the need to reassess the student's academic standing and intentions. Transferring institutions also typically involves a full reevaluation of the student's application, as different schools may have distinct criteria and placements within their Cooperative Education programs. Thus, maintaining continuity in one's major within the same college provides a smooth transition that does not mandate a reapplication.