[Mick]

from President MTL

"We will not be able to invite first-year, sophomore and new transfer undergraduate cohorts to be in residence on campus for the autumn quarter, as we had hoped. We also are planning for almost all undergraduate instruction to be delivered remotely during the autumn quarter, with very limited in-person offerings. We will continue to offer on-campus housing for those undergraduates who were previously approved to be in residence due to a special circumstance and who continue to wish to be on campus, despite the plan for mostly remote instruction."

https://healthalerts.stanford.edu/covid-...mn-update/

Which athletes will be allowed on campus?  Only those with difficult home circumstances, similar to other undergrads?

Had I an incoming freshman, I would advise her to defer... Freshman year of college remote? No way.

Thankfully, our family is past all that.  In speaking with my friends who have college-aged children, the general feeling I get is that frosh will tend to defer if at all possible, sophs to a much lesser extent, and my experience has been that seniors are going to suck it up.  Junior year is a bit of a wild card.

[Mick]

from President MTL

"We will not be able to invite first-year, sophomore and new transfer undergraduate cohorts to be in residence on campus for the autumn quarter, as we had hoped. We also are planning for almost all undergraduate instruction to be delivered remotely during the autumn quarter, with very limited in-person offerings. We will continue to offer on-campus housing for those undergraduates who were previously approved to be in residence due to a special circumstance and who continue to wish to be on campus, despite the plan for mostly remote instruction."

https://healthalerts.stanford.edu/covid-...mn-update/

Which athletes will be allowed on campus?  Only those with difficult home circumstances, similar to other undergrads?

Had I an incoming freshman, I would advise her to defer... Freshman year of college remote? No way.

Thankfully, our family is past all that.  In speaking with my friends who have college-aged children, the general feeling I get is that frosh will tend to defer if at all possible, sophs to a much lesser extent, and my experience has been that seniors are going to suck it up.  Junior year is a bit of a wild card.