Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I would let my kid stay in an apt off campus. I can't think of a reason not to.
Instead, my kid is getting on an airplane tomorrow at Logan, kicked out of the dorms. Not thrilled about the airport, as I'm guessing that airports are among the most germy public places. And coming home to.... siblings with more germs. It's never dull around here.
Oh man. I'd be worried to, and would also rather have my kid stay put than get on a plane.
I work with low income college students and am really frustrated with schools that are completely closing dorms. I'm near Boston, and we are expecting it get bad, but, to me, shelter in place seems like the better strategy.
My rough understanding is that the universities were informed by some government entity (can't remember which, maybe state dept of health) that they needed to lower density ASAP. BU and Northeastern allowed kids to stay on campus, though I wonder if they have a smaller portion of kids dorming compared to H, MIT, BC. I would have much preferred my kid to have stayed in the dorm, though someone must have really freaked out the colleges for them to make this decision.
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