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Year 1: Co-op begins with foundational coursework and career skill development. You'll also begin planning your first summer internship.

Summer 1: Complete a three-month, full-time internship.

Year 2: Begin major specific coursework, continue career skill development, interview for your second summer internship.

Summer 2: Complete a three-month, full-time internship.

Year 3: Continue major-specific coursework, begin major-specific career skills development, interview for third summer internship.

Summer 3: Begin a six-month, full-time co-op job experience, continuing through the fall semester either full or part-time.

Year 4: Continue six-month co-op experience and complete major-specific coursework. Begin job search and interviews.

Members of the Penn State DuBois softball team celebrate an extra innings win over Lyon College during the 2024 USCAA Small College World Series.

Penn State DuBois sophomore Caitlyn Watson drives the ball for a hit during a game in the USCAA Small College World Series.

Penn State DuBois freshman Kamryn Mactavish makes a catch in the outfield during the game against Lyon during the USCAA Small College World Series.

Members of the Penn State DuBois softball team celebrate an extra innings win over Lyon College during the 2024 USCAA Small College World Series.

Penn State DuBois OTA students Emily Busija, center, and Maddie Barsh, right, work through a CarFit session as Amy Fatula, assistant teaching professor, looks on during the health and wellness fair at Christ the King Manor on April 25.

Penn State DuBois OTA students share information during the health and wellness fair at Christ the King Manor on April 25. Students, from left to right, are Emily Busija, Fiona Riss and Maddie Barsh.

Penn State DuBois OTA student Fiona Riss assists an attendee with a CarFit session at the health and wellness fair at Christ the King Manor on April 25.

Penn State DuBois OTA students Emily Busija, center, and Maddie Barsh, right, work through a CarFit session as Amy Fatula, assistant teaching professor, looks on during the health and wellness fair at Christ the King Manor on April 25.