The meeting was about students who were concerned that there were too many classes being taught online instead of face-to-face classes. Students inform the president, faculty, staff, and students of the advantages and disadvantages of the flexibility of online classes, reduced communication time, and working from home for students who have not had time to actually travel to campus and follow the lessons. Face-to-face classes involved face-to-face communication with the professor and students, and some students perform well in face-to-face classes and are able to learn and understand better than in online classes. The president addressed their concerns and said he would have a meeting with members of his staff and look for a solution to resolve this issue. As a student I noticed that there were more online classes and fewer face-to-face classes, but students should always express their opinions and concerns about their education. The president's next meeting with student organizations will be this Friday afternoon. We as staff met with the faculty, staff and deans of student services, the president who decided to hold more classes