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There are no great answers, but I think a lot of people would just choose to take online courses for a year from a place like ASU that has been doing it for a long time and for a lot less money.

I've got two kids in this situation.  One will be a senior and the other will be a freshman.  I don't think we'll have an alternative for the senior because she's already committed to a year lease (guaranteed by yours truly) for some swanky off-campus apartment and the courses she needs to graduate at this point are not ones for which she would be likely to find online substitutes elsewhere.  The one who will be a freshman is currently on a gap year and was working in DC in the school system, and she has been home since they've been closed in mid-March.  We all realize that it would be better for her and for us for her not to be living at home next school year, but we're trying to figure out what her deal would be at college and whether that is worth it as compared to taking online courses somewhere else.
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