Where Are They Now? COVID-19 and the Class of 2020
A worsening economy, a surging pandemic, and school disruptions created new hurdles on the road to college for the members of the Class of 2020 who could least afford it.
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COVID-19's Disproportionate Toll on Class of 2020 Graduates
The pandemic hit college-bound members of the class of 2020 from low-income homes much harder than it did their better-off peers, our survey found.
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Coping With Disruption at School and at Home
A 2020 high school graduate struggles to continue her education despite a disrupted senior year, a move to a new home, and spotty internet access.
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Conflicting Messages Exacerbate Student Detours on the Road to College
Amid the many disruptions of the COVID-19 era, it鈥檚 more important than ever for educators to be consistent about the admissions requirements鈥攁nd the costs鈥攐f college.
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Weighing College in a Pandemic: Opening Decision Letters Alone in the Dark
A sense of isolation characterized the college decision-making process this year for a Houston high school valedictorian.
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Steps to Keep College-Bound Students on Track
This downloadable guide highlights strategies schools can use to help support students from low-income families on their path to graduation.
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COVID-19 and the Class of 2021
The pandemic has led to a rocky transition for aspiring college students in the Class of 2021, especially if finances are tight.
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