jkcerda
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for the record I am happy my daughters classes are ALL online this semester, hope next semester is the same to a degree and I do see her point of view, in her field (animation) networking is how you get the jobs, hard to do that when doing everything through zoom.
parents do indeed have a point here, the schools are NOT wasting as much resources , at the same time the saving from not having class on campus may not amount to what parents think they should pay.After Southern California’s soaring coronavirus caseload forced Chapman University this month to abruptly abandon plans to reopen its campus and shift to an autumn of all-remote instruction, the school promised that students would still get a “robust Chapman experience.”
“What about a robust refund?” Christopher Moore, a spring graduate, retorted on Facebook.
A parent chimed in.
“We are paying a lot of money for tuition, and our students are not getting what we paid for,” wrote Shannon Carducci, whose youngest child, Ally, is a sophomore at Chapman, in Orange County, where the cost of attendance averages $65,000 a year
for the record I am happy my daughters classes are ALL online this semester, hope next semester is the same to a degree and I do see her point of view, in her field (animation) networking is how you get the jobs, hard to do that when doing everything through zoom.