Anonymous
07/30/2020 16:46
Subject: AU online
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:are kids moving in to the dorms?
NO. Residence halls all closed this fall.
Same at GU and GWU.
Very small number of students (>500) will live on-campus at Georgetown. They have extenuating/extreme circumstances that make learning in their home environments untenable. They must apply for this exception, and they will still take all classes online from dorm rooms.
You realize you wrote greater than 500?
Anonymous
07/30/2020 16:45
Subject: AU online
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:are kids moving in to the dorms?
NO. Residence halls all closed this fall.
Same at GU and GWU.
Very small number of students (>500) will live on-campus at Georgetown. They have extenuating/extreme circumstances that make learning in their home environments untenable. They must apply for this exception, and they will still take all classes online from dorm rooms.
Under 50 could be called small. Up to 500 is quite large
Anonymous
07/30/2020 16:43
Subject: AU online
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:are kids moving in to the dorms?
NO. Residence halls all closed this fall.
Same at GU and GWU.
Very small number of students (>500) will live on-campus at Georgetown. They have extenuating/extreme circumstances that make learning in their home environments untenable. They must apply for this exception, and they will still take all classes online from dorm rooms.
Anonymous
07/30/2020 14:12
Subject: Re:AU online
UDC is all online.
Anonymous
07/30/2020 13:35
Subject: AU online
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are any colleges in DC doing any kind of in-person?
I believe UMD College Park has hybrid, though I expect the will go digital anytime if they haven't already.
GWU appears to be online for the most part.
Marymount appears to be committed to hybrid.
GMU may be hybrid but website is unclear on the front page.
Community colleges seem to be doing hybrid.
And now AU and Georgetown are all online.
Montgomery college is mainly virtual too.
Anonymous
07/30/2020 13:32
Subject: AU online
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are any colleges in DC doing any kind of in-person?
Nope.
No students on campus. Residence halls closed.
Not true.
Catholic, Trinity, and I think Howard are planning for in person.
Not sure about Gallaudet and UDC.
Others in metro area are planning in person (Marymount, Mason, others). We'll see if it holds, but they are planning it.
Anonymous
07/30/2020 12:48
Subject: AU online
Anonymous wrote:Are any colleges in DC doing any kind of in-person?
Nope.
No students on campus. Residence halls closed.
Anonymous
07/30/2020 12:47
Subject: AU online
Anonymous wrote:are kids moving in to the dorms?
NO. Residence halls all closed this fall.
Same at GU and GWU.
Anonymous
07/30/2020 12:40
Subject: AU online
what is the definition of hybrid? Most of the schools that claim a hybrid plan seem to have most classes online.
Anonymous
07/30/2020 12:39
Subject: AU online
dang. They had already committed to providing individual rooms for all students
Anonymous
07/30/2020 12:24
Subject: AU online
Anonymous wrote:are kids moving in to the dorms?
"offer fall semester undergraduate and graduate courses online with no residential experience."
Anonymous
07/30/2020 11:52
Subject: AU online
are kids moving in to the dorms?
Anonymous
07/30/2020 11:52
Subject: AU online
Anonymous wrote:Are any colleges in DC doing any kind of in-person?
I believe UMD College Park has hybrid, though I expect the will go digital anytime if they haven't already.
GWU appears to be online for the most part.
Marymount appears to be committed to hybrid.
GMU may be hybrid but website is unclear on the front page.
Community colleges seem to be doing hybrid.
And now AU and Georgetown are all online.
Anonymous
07/30/2020 11:47
Subject: AU online
Are any colleges in DC doing any kind of in-person?
Anonymous
07/30/2020 11:45
Subject: AU online
Its official. AU is online for fall