UCF to bring back students on campus after Covid-19: What will be the action plan?

UCF Administration planning to bring back students for the fall semester

University of Central Florida’s administration and leaders have planned and therefore announced the strategy for the students who will be returning to the University’s campus for the fall semester, amid Covid-19. They announced their plan on Wednesday, June 10th, 2020.

The plan would have strategies for those who are learning remotely, and for those who will be returning to their classrooms. The emphasis would be given to the testing and safe in-person learning experience for those coming back to campus.

What will be the capacity of students at UCF and who will be allowed to return?

It is for sure that the students will have to be in a limited capacity due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Moreover, there are some students who will still have to be remote until they are further notified. The students fall in the category of international students and those who are in the high-risk category.

The level of in-person classes would be decided later on. The classes can be more virtual or they can be more in-person, it will depend upon the courses and their subjects. It is confirmed that further information will be available on the 1st of July 2020.

The draft plan will go in front of the Florida Board of Governors later this month after it has been approved by the faculty senate and board of trustees.

 

For more information visit: https://www.ucf.edu/