ED school now going remote and I'm panicked - please help

[thumper1]

You (and the rest of us) have no idea what will happen come fall. Many colleges are deferring the start date, requiring boosters, and/or going remote for a couple of weeks this month.

You also have a kid who must have loved this school…and got accepted ED…congratulations to him.

Reality check…he could back out of the ED agreement, but there is no guarantee that the next college he chooses will have full in person classes all the time either.

Here are a couple of threads for you to read…this college isn’t the only one.

Colleges in the 2021-2022 Academic Year & Coronavirus (Part 2)

They have finally given the students uploading info. Apparently someone from the health center will review and approve the tests and give each student official clearance to return to campus (their id cards will not be reactivated until they are cleared). That’s a lot of tests to review in a short time frame. I feel for the many families scrambling with tests and flights - if they can’t get an answer and get the test uploaded and cleared before the flight, they won’t be able to get into their dorm - or if they’re in flight and get an asymptomatic positive, they’ll have to stay in a hotel.

College starts Jan 2022…Covid related changes

So…what other colleges are changing the starts of school in January? UCONN will delay start of in person classes, and move on to dorms by a couple of weeks. Where else are changes to the start of the term happening? MODERATOR’S NOTE: The scope of this thread is limited to the question asked. Opinions on what colleges should do can be discussed in the below thread: