Covid-19 Updates
In support of Governor Cuomo’s New York State on PAUSE executive order, the Baruch College campus is not accessible to students, faculty, and staff. All courses, student support services, and administrative offices are fully operational in distance formats.
Distance Learning in Effect Through Fall 2020 Semester
President S. David Wu has announced that the vast majority of courses and student services will be offered online for Fall 2020. His decision was guided by the research and recommendations developed by Baruch’s Task Force for the Future, which received broad campus-wide input.
Most courses will be offered in a synchronous format, with class meetings that take place virtually at a designated time. Some courses will be asynchronous, meaning you are not required to log into your virtual classroom at a specified time. Very few courses will be hybrid, with some in-person instruction. To see how the different course listings appear in CUNYfirst, click here.
The College’s highest priority is protecting the health and safety of our students, faculty, and staff, while maintaining academic and business continuity. Our goal is to ensure students can maintain academic momentum, protect financial aid, and work toward their professional goals.
Visit CUNY’s continuity for students site for additional information and policy changes related to distance learning.