There are stories coming out of people who have not died but certainly have not "recovered" in the sense most people would expect. See this for instance: https:

There are stories coming out of people who have not died but certainly have not "recovered" in the sense most people would expect. See this for instance: https://twitter.com/DaniOliver/status/1279155358666305541 https://twitter.com/DaniOliver/status/1279155358666305541 I don't really know how you expect students to complete their education if they're ill like that. Also, even if that weren't the case and everyone did recover completely after two weeks, missing two weeks out of a 15-week college class is quite a bit. So even if your plan is to have your students get covid at some point in the term, have some fraction be asymptomatic, some fraction recover from it, and a couple of them die, you still need some sort of coherent educational plan for the large fraction that are going to be in the campus ICU for a couple of weeks.