As UNC students return to campus for the spring semester, many have been met with a mix of remote and in-person classes.
Some classes have begun in-person or a temporary virtual format, while others are set to stay online for the rest of the semester.
Staff writer Collin Tadlock asked students: “How are you dealing with a mix of remote and in-person classes?”
Anna Brady, junior English and public policy major
“The biggest problem that I've encountered with the mix of classes is that since not every one of my classes is in the same mode of instruction, I've had issues getting to my classes on time and finding a safe, quiet place on campus that I can do my online classes, and then still be able to get to my in-person classes on time.”
Jadyn Jones, senior public policy and sociology major
“I wish more classes were remote. It really scares me that classes are in-person. It can encourage a lot of irresponsible class attendance because people are afraid of being out and just the regular stigma of COVID in general.”
Kate Poss, first-year psychology major
“I wish all classes had some sort of consistency, as in they were either all online or all in-person, because it's a mixture of the two kind of gets confusing. So, I'm dealing with it fine, but it can be a bit more complicated than it needs to be.”
