Purchase College to be mainly remote learning for fall semester
Officials say classes will be remote, with the exception of in-person instruction for a quarter of students who need certain courses to graduate.
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Jul 9, 2020, 10:40 AM
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Purchase College has confirmed its plans to have the majority of students learning from home for the upcoming fall semester.
Officials say classes will be remote, with the exception of in-person instruction for a quarter of students who need certain courses to graduate.
After Thanksgiving, all in-person classes will be moved to remote learning.
Just under 1,000 students will be living on campus, including those studying aboard.
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