“Higher education as we know it will forever change.”
“The coronavirus will shift colleges to more online learning.”
“The demand for on-campus teaching will drop as the demand for online learning grows.”
In recent weeks, pundits have made all sorts of proclamations like this about the future of colleges and universities. In some ways, they may be right. The massive and sudden shift to online learning, precipitated by the coronavirus pandemic, may forever alter the landscape of higher education. But if that happens, it’s students who will be the biggest losers, especially students attending religious schools.
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