The New York Times survey of COVID-19 cases in American colleges is considered the most comprehensive available, but it is likely an undercount due to several reporting limitations:
- Colleges make their own rules for counting cases.
- At least 600 institutions refused to answer inquiries.
- Some colleges remove tallies after recoveries, stop counting after an initial report, or only report tests administered on campus.
- More than 150 colleges reported zero cases.

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- New York Times survey of > 1,500 American colleges and universities — including every four-year public institution, every private college that competes in N.C.A.A. sports and others that identified cases — has revealed at least 26,000 cases and 64 deaths since the pandemic began
- many colleges report major spikes as dorms opened and classes began
- counted more than additional 20,000 cases at colleges since late July

Tracking COVID-19 Spikes in Colleges

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/covid-college-cases-tracker.html

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