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In this study we will discuss students’ interest in using services, buying products, or using loans that have been provided by a cooperative, as well as students' interests in becoming part of cooperatives, such as working in cooperatives, or building cooperatives. We will also discuss examples of cooperatives built by students i.e. KOPMA (Koperasi Mahasiswa), also known as Student Cooperative. This study uses quantitative descriptive method, and also it examines three independent variables, and one dependent variable: Cooperative Service, Open Voluntary Membership, and Existence of Kinship, while the dependent variable is Cooperative. The three independent variables are factors of student interest in cooperatives. The results showed a negative to the Cooperative Services variable, meaning there is no level of interest of Unsyiah economic students about the cooperative. However, the Open Voluntary membership variable showed a positive and significant level of interest of Unsyiah economics students in cooperatives. In addition to Existence of Kinship was the same as the Cooperative Services variable which is negative, meaning they showed no level of interest of Unsyiah Economics students in cooperatives. Keywords—Economic development, Students, Interest; Cooperatives

Assessing Students’ Interest in Cooperatives: The Case of Syiah Kuala University, Indonesia