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Noelle Bayda
Sophomore nursing major
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“I already have a lot of classes in person because of nursing having them be at the hospital, so I am excited to have most of them in person and have everyone else be able to experience that as well.”
Quinn Bobbitt
Freshman theater major
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“I think it is going to be a little more safer in the fall, so I feel like it is going to be a good way to go back and work really well.”
Sabrina Aguila
Freshman international business major
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“It is really nice that most of them are in person just because I like to study with people around me and I feel like I do a lot better when I am with other college students.”
Daniel Roberts
Sophomore Africology and African American studies major
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“I would prefer in-person classes. The workload would appear to be a lot more manageable when we were in person versus online, and I feel like a lot of the classes we have right now feel stressful because they were not designed to be online classes.”
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