<p>Hey,
I was accepted by Drexel and I was just wondering something. In the 5 years co-op you get to do 3 co-op and in each co-op you get to make about $15000 for each one. So the total will be about $45000 for 5 years this amount can be used to pay the cost of the college am I correct? But what about other times when you are not doing co-op then can you get a on campus job and can you use the earnings to pay for the cost?
Moreover if you appeal for more aid what's the maximum Drexel could give you?
PS: I am an international</p>
<p>BUMP Id like to know as well</p>
<p>Of course you can. It does help to be non-international as Drexel always seems to have a lot of work study jobs (work-study is an aid program funded by the US Federal government, afaik only for U.S. citizens). There are also non-work study jobs on campus, but I’m not sure how the paperwork is for being an international student.</p>
<p>If all else fails, it’s a city, so there’s little stores and cafes everywhere. Certainly you can find a job somewhere. And if being international with your paperwork/visa gives you trouble, then there are certainly places that will pay you “under the table” (i.e. pay you outside the realm of labor laws/taxes). </p>
<p>See also:
[Drexel</a> University | Blue Line 2.0](<a href=“http://www.drexel.edu/provost/blueline/financesjobs/jobs.html]Drexel”>http://www.drexel.edu/provost/blueline/financesjobs/jobs.html)</p>