Colleges are mapping out different scenarios for opening in the fall. One Boston University projection puts some students on campus in the fall, with others taking classes remotely.
Colleges across the country are trying to decide whether they can reopen campus for the fall, and how long they can put off a final decision.
Schools are mapping out different scenarios, depending on the seriousness of the coronavirus pandemic in the fall. Boston University, for example, has said that if the virus is still raging, it may not return to face-to-face instruction until January 2021. Another scenario projects some students on campus in the fall, and others taking classes remotely.
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