RCC plans in-person fall classes

RCC plans in-person fall classes

Trip to the emergency alicia says: "rcc says they're ready to adapt and changes as the coronavirus does into this summer and into the fall."

All summer classes will be online at rogue community college and the tentative plan is to have classes resume in-person this fall.

Grant says: "of course conditions could change so we have to be flexible and of course as i said before will go with the guidelines from the governor" rcc says they will continue to adapt as needed for student and staff safety, depending on the coronavirus, however, once fall term starts, they won't be making changes part way through.

Grant says: "if we decide we're on line for the term then we're going to stay with that" rcc says they're encouraging students to pursue an online degree during this time, especially if they're concerned about the virus.

Grant says: "getting your associate degree online could be a huge way to get your life on track and get your career going and then if down the road you decide you want to get into university that's a great option you've already got your associate" he says, going virtual has opened a door for some student that they otherwise wouldn't have considered.

Grant says: "but also a lot of people are discovering one of the exciting thing it is to learn and study online people are finding out they can do things i didn't know they could do before" alicia says: "to read more about how other local college and universities are adapting and changing their summer and fall programs