Most programs will have a combination of on-campus and remote learning.
Niagara College says there will be a mix of on-campus and online learning this upcoming spring.
A post on the school's website says students in most programs will have at least a partial on-campus learning experience in the upcoming semester.
A very limited number of programs will be completely taught remotely.
The school says this is being done to prioritize students' health and academic experience.
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