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Area Colleges Going To Just Online Courses

Mar 19, 2020 | 6:46 PM

Several college students around the area will be finishing this school year off-campus. That’s the latest announcement from some schools including UW-Platteville and its two branch campuses in Richland Center and Baraboo. Along with UWP, UW-Madison, Clarke, and the University of Dubuque are also going to online courses only. Officials at Loras are hoping to resume face-to-face courses in late April. And most Southwest Tech courses will now be online, with a few in-person courses offered to a limited number of students. For individual updates, students should check with their instructors or advisors to get more details.