It's February, and if you go to Northeastern, that means you're probably getting ready to apply for a co-op. But no matter how stressed you get, at least you know you're not the only one going through this right now!

First, you’re pumped. No classes for a semester, plus you get paid!

Seriously, think of all the money you’ll be making.

Then you remember how long it’s been since you updated your resume.

And when you do update it, you realize exactly how unqualified you are.

So naturally, you start to panic.

You search the website every night, hoping to find a perfect new co-op.

And realize just how many are unpaid.

You work up the courage to ask some people to be your references.

And feel validated when they say yes that maybe you can do this!

But then you read some more job descriptions and panic again. Who even needs to go on co-op anyways?

Your best friends do their best to calm you down.

And decide to go at this thing again.

Your co-op advisor becomes your best friend.

But eventually, you decide to submit your finalized resume, decide which co-ops you like the best and apply.

Someone is bound to hire you... right?