Rose State College Excited To Welcome Students Back In The Fall Published April 29, 2020

Students will be back for in-person classes in the fall at Rose State College in Midwest City.

Plans are being made for a phased approach to bring faculty and staff back to campus. The majority of the college professors and support staff have been working from home during the Covid-19 outbreak as a safety precaution. 

In an email announcement to faculty and staff earlier this week, the President’s Office stated, “If the situation models hold true, please be assured that by August 1^st we plan on being 100% operational with classes starting back up on August 17^th.” 

The college is piloting a flex course offering this summer through its Business division to ensure students can attain their academic goals no matter the situation. The flex option is a combination of delivery modalities. Classes will be set up with scheduled meeting times, room location and a professor. Flex courses allow a student to meet face-to-face in the classroom, but the same class can be taken solely online or in a combination of online and distance learning. The flex course will be expanded to other divisions in the fall.