Harris: College experience will return for everyone in September

The video discusses the transition from an online to an on-site college experience starting in September. It highlights the need for funding to support institutions and students, with initiatives like access to laptops and mental health support. The speaker emphasizes the importance of learning from the past year and preparing for the upcoming academic year.

What major change is happening in the college experience starting September?

• The college will close down.

• The college will offer only evening classes.

• The college will transition to on-site learning.

• The college will remain online.

What is a key component of the transition plan for the new academic year?

• Hiring more faculty.

• Increasing online courses.

• Reducing tuition fees.

• Securing additional funding.

Who is involved in working through the funding package for the transition?

• The government and local businesses.

• The students and faculty.

• The narrator and Mr. McGraw.

• The college board and alumni.

What support is being emphasized for students returning to on-site learning?

• More sports facilities.

• Extended library hours.

• Access to laptops and mental health support.

• Free meals for all students.

Why is it important to have wrap-around supports in place for students?

• To help students adjust and manage anxiety.

• To ensure students have fun.

• To make students study harder.

• To encourage students to drop out.