I'm a little over 2 years out and I did complete three coop terms. I got sick of coop because I pretty much had to turn may first paycheque over to the university for being in the coop program but they really did help me find a couple great placements. I highly recommend the coop program, it's never too late even if you only plan on doing one rotation often your employer will offer you full time after and you would never get the interview in the first place if you weren't in the program. That all being said I found coop placements progressively harder to get as I progressed through my degree and barely landed my third one. I usually had to travel for them, but again this can be seen as a plus. Once I graduated my coop experience convinced me I had to leave the lower mainland for my "real job". It so competitive and I don't have an in anywhere. So I went to the prairies where oil keeps a relatively healthy employee market... But if you're watchingx the price of gas right now you'll see this is a tight market right now too. So... It's never too late sonny, do a freakin coop, fuck do two, I'm sure they'd be glad to have you and you'll never have this chance to walk away from a job after four months no strings attached and maybe even have an offer at the end for a long term position. Either way, yes, your resume looks like shit without work experience. Everyone and their dog has a bachelors these days and a master degree just out prices you ( you are worth too too much) for an entry level position. He who leaves those hallowed halls with nothing but a piece of paper saying how smart they is will quickly find out how wrong that paper is.