As we prepare for the upcoming academic year, the challenges and uncertainty for delivering course content remain in this COVID-19 environment. The college intends to provide academic courses through a variety of formats, including in-person/onsite, blended/hybrid, remote, and online. Since unanticipated circumstances at any time could affect the ability to deliver course content in a particular manner, the college reserves the right to modify the delivery method for course content for the health and safety of students, faculty, and staff. Irrespective of the delivery format, the college’s competitive tuition, and course fee structure shall remain the same for academic courses, consistent with published college tuition and fee schedules. There will be no refund or reduction on tuition or course fees since the college will be providing a full semester of instruction and awarding full academic credit to those who satisfactorily fulfill course requirements.
We are taking all of these steps to ensure the health and safety of our campus community and to be proactive in an effort to prevent illness while continuing the academic mission of the college.
MTC recognizes that the change of moving courses from face-to-face sessions to distance learning during this period may create additional stress and anxiety for students. Information on the student support resources available to assist you can be found on our COVID-19 Information for Students page.
We will continue to monitor the outbreak and will align our recommendations with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the World Health Organization, and other cities, state, and federal agencies.
The Ohio Department of Health confirmed the first case of coronavirus in Marion County on March 20. For current information on reported cases in the state of Ohio, please refer to the Ohio Department of Health’s COVID-19 resource page which is updated daily: coronavirus.ohio.gov
Responsible Restart Ohio
Responsible Restart Ohio is about protecting the health of employees, customers, and their families; supporting community efforts to control the spread of the virus; and, leading in responsibly getting Ohio back to work. For more information, please visit the following link:
Together Ohio
Ohio officials are developing strategies to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic but they cannot flatten the curve on their own. Every Ohioan has a part to play in helping to save lives. For many, this will mean staying at home. For others, it will mean taking care of the most vulnerable among us or providing healthcare, food, education, information, or the things we need to stay safe at home. We are all in this together, Ohio.
If you are interested in helping your fellow Ohioans, please visit the following link:
Together Ohio from The Ohio Department of Health
Important Information from the Ohio Department of Health
The Ohio Department of Health has developed the following web resource for COVID-19 information and prevention:
coronavirus.ohio.gov
OhioHealth COVID-19 Toolkit
OhioHealth has developed the following web resource for fighting the COVID-19 virus:
COVID-19 Toolkit