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During the Vietnam war, colleges stopped grading so that it was impossible for anyone to fail out and get drafted. Why can't these colleges just create in-perso
by Alex3917 6y ago
During the Vietnam war, colleges stopped grading so that it was impossible for anyone to fail out and get drafted. Why can't these colleges just create in-person classes that meet once a semester with optional attendance?
- tanilama 6y agoI mean probably the safety of the staff?
- Ar-Curunir 6y agoICE is evil, not stupid; they'll probably rule that as invalid.
- evanb 6y agoThe regulations explicitly mention and close this loophole. To count as in-person it can't just be for people who need help with their visa, and attendance can't be optional or sporadic.
- SkyBelow 6y agoIf you are going to go big, go big. In person class with no attendance required. All projects are submitted to an online portal, like which already happens in in person classes.
- Daishiman 6y agoThis is actually happening in Berkeley.
- UncleMeat 6y agoThey could try. But this completely misunderstands how scary it is to be trying to follow the rules as somebody on a visa. "Let me try this weird loophole and hope that no agent comes to me and says 'get out of the country by the end of the week' for violating the spirit of the law" is not a compelling option. US Immigration is already a Kafkaesque nightmare of confusion and uncertainty. Creating the equivalent of a green card marriage in an almost completely transparent and obvious manner isn't going to put people at ease.