Colleges could offer alternating semesters on campus
"Colleges and universities are facing a real challenge right now—how can they provide the same quality of education that they always have, while ensuring health and safety for all students," explains Rob Kingyens, CEO of Yellowbrick, which partners with universities and big brands to create online courses to help people with their passion projects. "Moving coursework online is one answer, but academia hasn't collectively perfected the approach just yet." Ultimately, he says, the pandemic will force colleges and universities to make tough choices, and there may be a staggered model as to when students can return to campus or not. For example, Yale University in Connecticut has said freshman, junior, and senior students may return in the fall, while in the spring, it will be sophomores, juniors, and seniors who can be on campus.
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