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The United States has had more than 6.3 million confirmed cases of COVID-19.

And while transmission rates have declined from their peak in July, there are still new

hotspots popping up all over the country, most recently on newly reopened college campuses.

Across the country, more universities temporarily switching to virtual learning, with only some

students staying on campus.

As college towns around the country are quickly becoming epicenters for the virus.

In Georgia, Mississippi and Utah, thousands of students and hundreds of teachers have

recently been asked to quarantine.

Many universities are taking drastic action to ensure that students, teachers and staff

that they're safe all along the way.

In one of the harshest punishments imposed to date, 11 first year students at Boston's

Northeastern University were dismissed and declined a refund for their $36,000 plus dollar

tuition after crowding together in a hotel room.

That's right.

Some schools are kicking out students for partying but keeping their tuition, which is insane.

I mean, if you waste 36 grand on college, you should at least leave with a communications

degree.

Do you hope colleges get all these outbreaks under control soon because going to college

remotely is just not the same?

There are so many things about the college experience that only work if you're there

in person.

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