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Rural Students Are Less Likely to Go to College. Will the Pandemic Make Things Even Tougher?

July 30, 2020/

Shot of a group of cheerful university students on graduation day

Covid-19 has complicated everything about college — applications, classes, living arrangements, and extracurricular activities. Some administrators are trying to help rural students succeed in a rapidly changing educational environment.
by Kim Kobersmith

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