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KXLY April 5, 2021 6:14 AM Brianna McGurran - Forbes Advisor Posted: Updated: Nothing about this school year has been normal for college students. Amid cautious campus reopenings, setbacks have arisen. In recent weeks, a college hockey game in Utica, New York, ended mid-period due to a player’s positive Covid-19 test; the University of California, Davis, offered students $75 grants to opt out of spring break travel; and the University of Delaware reported a record number of cases on campus. Covid-19 also has led to large-scale enrollment changes. Many colleges, for example, are not requiring applicants to submit standardized test scores for fall 2021 or 2022 admission. These trends could have long-term implications for the admissions process and the college experience in general.

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