The investment made to support remote learning during the pandemic can be an investment in expanding future courses while also keeping tuition costs down.
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If a hurricane was a one-to-one model for a pandemic, things would have largely returned to normal about six months after the pivot to online learning. But a pandemic has more staying power.
