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Universities that used to take non-face-to-face classes started to offer face-to-face classes one after another in line with the step-by-step transition to daily recovery. However, two months before the end of the class, face-to-face classes suddenly took place, and some students had to urgently find their own room, causing confusion.



Reporter Song In-ho covered the story.



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I am a college student who has been taking non-face-to-face classes at home.



Last month, I had to find my own room in a hurry when the university notified me of the expansion of 'face-to-face classes'.



[Jun-hyung Yoon / 1st year consumer department at Seoul National University: Commuting to school takes about 2 hours, but if you take face-to-face classes more than twice a week, the round trip takes a little longer.]



College students who visited a real estate agency near this university only last week It is not easy to find a room for 30 or so people, who will live for two months until the end of the class.



[Lee Seok-geun / Representative of a certified real estate agent in Gwanak-gu, Seoul: I am not going to let the one-year-old or less (rent) go. They rarely do two-month



courses,

but they persuade (the landlord) to get their approval.]

Starting with Seoul National University, many universities switched to face-to-face classes next month.



Having the faculty decide face-to-face or non-face-to-face classes at the discretion of the professor also adds to confusion.



[Lim Hyun-soo / Acting President of the Student Council at Seoul National University: I suddenly went to take a face-to-face class and then went back to take a non-face-to-face class, but the places where I can take the non-face-to-face lecture are limited.]



In some cases, it is necessary to urgently adjust part-time jobs and job preparation schedules that are planned for non-face-to-face classes.



Universities are in the position that normalization of school life, such as expanding face-to-face classes, is inevitable in line with the government's 'step-by-step recovery of daily life' next month.



Some universities have not prepared guidelines for self-quarantine or confirmed students' right to class, taking tests, and handling grades.