Five admissions leaders weigh in on the pandemic’s impact — and what can be done about it; what prospective freshmen think about the fall; and more.
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Five admissions leaders on the pandemic’s impact — and what can be done about it. (PREMIUM)

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By Richard A. Hesel

Their enrollment decisions and ability to pay have been upended. Their preference for being on campus, however, remains intact. (PREMIUM)

Administration
By Francie Diep

The University of California at San Diego proposes to take “widespread testing” to a whole new level. Is this what every campus will have to do? (PREMIUM)

Students
By Bennett Leckrone

Colleges try to recreate the pomp to help the Class of 2020 briefly forget the circumstance that tarnished their senior year.
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By David V. Rosowsky

Although we are in the midst of the pandemic, we can’t delay looking ahead. (PREMIUM)

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