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aikoaiko

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10. Closing university can wreck a course

Reply to MrsKirkley (Original post)

Wed Feb 5, 2014, 09:37 AM

Feb 2014

Because of scheduling there really isn't a good way to add class time.

Its particularly tough on lab class where they meet once a week that are linked to lectures.

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Why do Universities resist closing during bad weather? [View all] MrsKirkley Feb 2014 OP

Because they have to heat the buildings and pay the employees--they are cheap! MADem Feb 2014 #1

Are colleges mandated by law to offer a certain amount of classroom time LuvNewcastle Feb 2014 #2

I don't think universities necessarily need to close when other schools do fishwax Feb 2014 #3

They have timetables involving loads of students and lecturers muriel_volestrangler Feb 2014 #4

KU Med greymattermom Feb 2014 #5

WVU didn't close last week...and they really should have. a la izquierda Feb 2014 #6

because most of the students live on campus. B Calm Feb 2014 #7

^^^^ THIS ^^^^. FSogol Feb 2014 #11

As for the students I don't know, but the scientists HAVE to come. DetlefK Feb 2014 #8

They actually cancelled classes here for a day and a half but left the university open BainsBane Feb 2014 #9

Closing university can wreck a course aikoaiko Feb 2014 #10

The Universities in and near Chicago closed a lot during the extreme cold this year. mucifer Feb 2014 #12