Return to Campus Guidelines

A list of courses with in-seat components is available. If you are enrolled in one of those courses for Spring Semester or Spring 1 Session, you would need to attend those specific courses in-seat. All of the other courses not listed will meet virtually.

Students who are required to attend in-seat, but who no longer wish to be in the course can choose to drop the course prior to the start of classes.

Yes, for those students who will not be moving into to residence halls until January 29, room and board charges will be prorated to reflect the new move-in date. Students who will be living on-campus due to required in-seat attendance will be charged the normal housing rate for moving in on the weekend of January 8.

Yes, please contact Residential Life to request to move in at the later date. Once the decision is made, students are not able to move into the residence halls prior to January 29 if they change their minds later. Likewise, once a student moves in on the weekend of January 8, they will be charged room and board for the full semester.

No, to reduce the spread of COVID-19 on-campus, only those students who are required to attend in-seat classes or are otherwise required for a specific affiliation will be allowed to move into the residence halls.

Students should contact their supervisor to discuss further. Residential students will not be able to move into the residence halls solely for the purpose of campus or local employment.

Masks continue to be strongly encouraged, however at this time, they are only required in the classroom and in meeting rooms where 6 feet of distance is not possible. This will be re-evaluated as necessary.

Vaccines continued to be strongly encouraged. Nursing students and faculty have different vaccination requirements; please contact the nursing department if you have any questions. The CDC has recently updated its definition of being fully vaccinated (below). We encourage you to upload your vaccine information and instructions to do so are attached.

1. A “fully vaccinated” individual is a person who has received the booster shot or completed the primary series of Pfizer or Moderna vaccine within the last six months or completed the primary series of Johnson & Johnson vaccine within the last two months.

Currently there is no requirement to show proof of a negative test to return to campus. If this changes, we will notify students in advance.

Visitors who are considered essential, such as prospective students on admissions visits, may be allowed. By not having others on campus, it will mitigate the risk of exposure. Optional visits and events will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

As with many things related to this virus, this is a moving target that is dictated partially by the American Midwest Conference and the NAIA. We are monitoring fan attendance and will update that as we know more.

They will share the same restrictions as all students. International students with specific questions should contact International Student Services at (573) 875-2756.

All CC Global locations will hold classes virtually during this timeframe and should continue to follow their local and state health guidelines. Science labs at CC Global locations will continue to meet in-seat.

There will be no impact to classes in our Online Program. Students using proctoring services at CC Global locations and testing centers should contact their location to ensure they will be able to use these services.

Below is a list of several departments who will be able to answer questions you have regarding specific needs. If you are unsure who to contact, please call Student Affairs at (573) 875-7400.