Life Kit Here's How To Pick A College During Coronavirus
Apr 2, 2020
Alyssa Nadwarni, NPR's insightful education reporter, dives into the complexities of choosing a college during the pandemic. She addresses critical questions about accessing transcripts from closed schools and the challenges of deciding on institutions without campus visits. Alyssa emphasizes the importance of communication with colleges regarding financial aid and highlights resources to help families navigate the financial complexities. This engaging discussion offers practical advice and emotional support for students facing these unprecedented times.
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Seek Support
- Students can get college application help even during the pandemic.
- Admissions officers and counselors are aware of the uncertainties and are offering support.
Financial Aid & Flexibility
- Apply for more financial aid if your family's finances have changed due to the crisis.
- Colleges are flexible with requirements like transcripts and grades given the circumstances.
Comparing Aid Packages
- Use online resources to compare financial aid packages.
- Work with your guidance counselor remotely to analyze these offers carefully.