While students continue to wait for colleges to finalize plans for fall semester, professors are growing more concerned. Some universities have been open to letting professors decide for themselves what to do by suspending the normal requirement that teaching be done in person. Many other schools are requiring professors, with few exceptions, to be on campus for in-person teaching.

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Most college campuses will look different this fall. Many are allowing students to return to campus and live in the college residence halls – often divided by class year and sometimes taking most or all of their classes online.

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Although admission officers more heavily weigh a student’s grades, high school curriculum and test scores, demonstrated interest can help a student stand out and showcase their eagerness to enroll if offered admission.

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