"… Because of the unprecedented circumstances, some students are opting to delay the start of their first year. Gabi Bruno ’24 said she would consider taking a semester off if classes were to start online.
I think it would be really hard to start college online when you have no idea how to navigate through college-level virtual classes,’ Bruno said. ‘It’s just not the same feeling as getting an education in a classroom setting.’
Some students did not get to visit campus before the mandated quarantine and missed out on the opportunity to get a glimpse of campus life. Liam Ferguson ’24 said he is lucky that he committed before National College Decision Day on May 1 because he was able to go on a tour and see how students interact on campus." …