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What are my options if I don't want to study online during COVID-19?
You asked, we answered. You asked "What are my options if I don't want to study online during COVID-19?" and we gathered short videos from institutions, students and our IDP counsellors giving their answers and opinions.
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Northeastern University
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An option to defer to a future term or they can enroll to our new learning model, which is a new flex, which offers a combination of online and on grant program once you have arrived on campus.
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