TU: Coronavirus: FSCJ moves two summer sessions online

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FSCJ announced Monday that its A and B sessions for the summer term will be conducted entirely online.

Florida State College at Jacksonville announced Monday that two of its summer sessions will be conducted exclusively online due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The changes apply to the Summer A session, which begins on May 4, and the Summer B session, set to begin May 26.

The college said a decision has not yet been reached for the C session, which starts on June 29. FSCJ intends to make that determination in late May.

The school said that students who have already registered for face-to-face classes do not need to change their registration.

FSCJ previously announced last month that the remainder of its spring term courses would be entirely online.

The University of North Florida similarly changed its first two summer sessions to an online schedule.

As of April 2, FSCJ said, two students and two employees reported testing positive for COVID-19.