> First: If the classes are online anyway, then there's no reason students need to be on U.S. soil to take them. If the schools have policies requiring the stud

> First: If the classes are online anyway, then there's no reason students need to be on U.S. soil to take them. If the schools have policies requiring the students to be on U.S. soil, the schools should waive those policies. What about students midway through their programs? And why do you think international students will pay full tuition to study from a different timezone and not even have a chance to be on campus? > Second: It's subjective whether COVID is still an "emergency". We've been locked down for many months now, there is nothing "emergent" about the situation any more. When your car crashes, that's an emergency. Three months later when you're having trouble getting to work because of your car being wrecked, that is no longer an emergency. It still sucks, but it isn't an emergency any more at that point. No comments