Community College of Philadelphia announces fall semester classes will be entirely online

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Message from Community College of Philadelphia President Donald Guy Generals, Ed.D.:

Based on the status of state and local stay-at-home orders and our concern about offering courses in a safe environment, we have decided that coursework for the fall semester will be offered entirely online.

Courses that can only be offered in face-to-face settings will be postponed until it is safe to resume on-campus instruction. 

While the future status of local and state stay-at-home orders may allow us to begin to offer some on-campus services in the summer or fall, it was necessary to make a decision now about fall classes to give us time to meet all standards for online course delivery and to make sure we are providing you with enhanced support to help you succeed in your online classes this fall.

Additionally, the College may be able to obtain permission to offer a select few noncredit workforce programs for on-campus programming in the fall or earlier, and in those cases, separate notification will be made. Read full message here.

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