Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
I’m mostly interested in GMU and local universities. Might consider local community colleges, if anyone knows about them.

Thanks!

GMU has been in-person for awhile and is continuing to be so. You can take some classes on-line, but the majority of classes are f2f.

Yep. The fall semester went quite well but we will see what omicron brings. Proof of booster shot is required to live and attend class on campus.

My son just had two classes switch to online for the semester, which is a bit of a bummer. But otherwise in person. Fall worked well, but I fear omicron May mess things up for a while.

Professor here. We’re virtual for two weeks. We’ve been asked by our Dean to be flexible after that for students who ask for flexibility. I can handle that and am always good about posting content online. It’s hard to say what February will look like but I’m betting all of January is online.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
I’m mostly interested in GMU and local universities. Might consider local community colleges, if anyone knows about them.

Thanks!

GMU has been in-person for awhile and is continuing to be so. You can take some classes on-line, but the majority of classes are f2f.

Yep. The fall semester went quite well but we will see what omicron brings. Proof of booster shot is required to live and attend class on campus.

Anonymous wrote:
I’m mostly interested in GMU and local universities. Might consider local community colleges, if anyone knows about them.

Thanks!

GMU has been in-person for awhile and is continuing to be so. You can take some classes on-line, but the majority of classes are f2f.

I’m mostly interested in GMU and local universities. Might consider local community colleges, if anyone knows about them.

Thanks!