THE PANGASINAN State University hinted on a Facebook post that it might hold face-to-face classes soon.

PSU said that all courses will be allowed to hold in-person learning in all levels.

However, it said that it will control the number of students inside the campus.

However, it did not announce an official date for the resumption of in-person classes.

The university said that students will not be forced to participate in in-person learning.

Students, however, said that they are ready for physical classes but have reservations about financial constraints.

The Commission on Higher Education said that schools opting to hold in-person learning must have a high vaccination rate, retrofitted facilities and approval from concerned government agencies.