being handled right now?

It seems it would be difficult to convey the information and conduct the tests remotely.

I see today LSU undergrad students can now opt for a "Pass/Fail" option.
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Posted by crazy4lsu

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Posted on 4/11/20 at 12:44 pm to TROCKS50

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It seems it would be difficult to convey the information

It's all online, and honestly, not much has changed. The lecturers who are good are still good, and the lecturers who are bad you ignore and use supplemental material, of which there is a lot.

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conduct the tests remotely.

We had to login through a laptap and had an online proctor to watch us during an exam. The clinical skills stuff they'll probably jam in when we come back.

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Posted by Lithium

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Posted on 4/11/20 at 1:10 pm to crazy4lsu

a lot of alcohol

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Posted by Delacroix22

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Posted on 4/11/20 at 1:10 pm to Lithium

The first half of medical school could all be online

No joke

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Posted by Methuselah

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Posted on 4/11/20 at 1:17 pm to TROCKS50

I know at LSU Shreveport, they've had the opportunity to do the lectures in person or by podcast since long before this situation and a whole bunch do podcast for most of the lectures (for slow talking professors, they can play the lecture back at 1.xx speed).

I know for the 2nd year students at least, this part of the semester was mostly about getting ready for a big test in June that's used for matching and stuff. That prep is still going on.

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