How Will the Coronavirus Pandemic Affect College Financial Aid? | COVID-19 Series

Current and future college students may be more worried than ever about finances. Our Editor-in-Chief Rob Franek walks you through how the coronavirus pandemic is likely to affect your financial aid awards—and your college prospects.

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