The pandemic changed the way the college experience was once thought of for many incoming freshmen at the start of the 2020 school year, specifically how education was traditionally taught at UF. When the pandemic forced Fall 2020 classes to move online, associate provost for teaching and technology William McCollough said UF Online hardly skipped a beat.Ĭummings said $5 million a year in appropriations and about $13 million in tuition is invested in UF’s academic core values through faculty positions and academic advisors for online students. News & World Report and has held a top-five ranking for the past three years. UF’s online bachelor’s program is ranked No. She said about 1,000 PaCE students also accepted the offer of admission by UF, which represents a cohort nearly 40% larger than Fall 2018. In Fall 2021, UF Online will welcome its largest incoming class with applications leaping by 30% compared to Fall 2019, Evangeline Cummings, assistant provost and director of UF Online, said. “We weren’t ready for the pandemic but we made that major transition in a week essentially to bring everything online.” “There was some universities who did not have the kind of online experience we had that really had some difficulty as they tried to move from face-to-face to online,” McCollough said.
When the pandemic forced Fall 2020 classes to move online, associate provost for teaching and technology William McCollough said UF Online hardly missed a beat.
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