哈佛大學週一表示，哈佛大學將在線提供下一學年的所有課程，儘管在冠狀病毒大流行期間某些學生將被允許返回校園。
哈佛大學文理學院週一表示，它計劃將多達40％的本科生帶到校園，包括秋季學期的所有新生。
該大學在一份聲明中說，它也允許“那些必須在校園裡學習的人”也可以在秋天返回。
但是，哈佛大學將在下一個學年在線提供本科和研究生課程的所有課程指導。
這個全國最古老的大學在聲明中說：“無論學生是否住在校園，學生都將遠程學習。”
哈佛大學說，“現在”的首要任務是將高年級學生帶回校園。
學校在更新學校重新開放計劃的帖子中說：“哈佛是為建立聯繫而不是隔離而建造的。沒有疫苗或有效的病毒臨床治療方法，我們知道重新開放校園是沒有風險的。”
``也就是說，我們與領先的流行病學家和醫學專家緊密合作，確定了一種方法，我們認為這將保護我們社區的健康和安全，同時也保護我們的學術事業併為學生提供他們在學術上取得成功所需的條件，“它補充說。
春季，在冠狀病毒大流行期間，全國幾乎每所學校都關閉了校園，許多大學和學區都改用虛擬教室。
一些學校已宣佈計劃在秋季將學生帶回校園，並制定了其他要求以減輕冠狀病毒的傳播，並在儘可能擴大在線課程的規模。
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https://thehill.com/homenews/news/506007-harvard-to-offer-all-classes-online-next-school-year#:~:text=Harvard%20will%2C%20however%2C%20offer%20all,bring%20seniors%20back%20to%20campus.
Harvard will offer all of its classes for the next school year online, even as some students will be allowed back on campus amid the coronavirus pandemic, the school said Monday.
Harvard’s faculty of arts and sciences said Monday it is planning to bring up to 40 percent of undergraduate students to campus, including all freshmen for the fall semester.
The university said in a statement it is also allowing “those who must be on campus to progress academically” to return in the fall as well.
Harvard will, however, offer all course instruction for undergraduate and graduate courses in the next academic year online.
“Students will learn remotely, whether or not they live on campus,” the nation's oldest college said in a statement.
Harvard said its priority “at this time” is to bring seniors back to campus.
“Harvard was built for connection, not isolation. Without a vaccine or effective clinical treatments for the virus, we know that no choice that reopens the campus is without risk,” the school said in a post updating on the school's reopening plan.
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“That said, we have worked closely with leading epidemiologists and medical experts to define an approach that we believe will protect the health and safety of our community, while also protecting our academic enterprise and providing students with the conditions they need to be successful academically," it added.
Nearly every school nationwide shut down campuses in the spring amid the coronavirus pandemic, with many universities and school districts switching to virtual classes.
Some schools have announced plans to bring students back to campuses in the fall, with additional requirements in place to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus and, in many cases, expanded online classes.
