Seniors college decisions shift amidst pandemic | USA TODAY

CORONAVIRUS CHRONICLES: High School seniors discuss their transition into the real world
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For some seniors exiting high school, their decision to attend college in the fall has shifted amidst our nationwide pandemic.

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14 comments

  1. if theyre staying at home they should take a gap year and volunteer in their community, etc… not worth paying $60k to take online courses

    1. JogBird I agree. Or instead of a gap year- attend a local community college (online) and volunteer in the community as well.

    1. It’s a wake-up call to these kids that are graduating that life is not all fun
      You need to juggle work and school at the same time
      The best to the graduates of 2020

  2. This pandemic is the real world with few lessons one being on how important it is to save and get into stocks and learn passive income

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