JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The University of North Florida announced Wednesday that it plans on returning to normal, pre-pandemic campus operations this fall.
What does that mean for students and staff members? The university listed on its website that it is looking to bring students back in the classroom, bringing back school activities, and much more. You can see the full list below.
- Majority face-to-face courses
- Small in-person class sizes and personalized attention
- Return to an active, engaging, community-involved campus experience
- More opportunities to enjoy the fun, vibrant and beautiful campus
UNF says the plan to return to normal was decided because it is announcing fall course later this month. Officials want to make sure that students and staff members have the time to prepare and plan for the upcoming semester.
Students should go meet with their academic advisers to plan for the upcoming year, and students who plan on living on campus should submit a housing contract. Learn more about that HERE.
The school also announced that it will continue to follow Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines, such as mask-wearing and enforcing quarantining when necessary.
To learn more about the school’s plan to reopen, click HERE.
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