As though it weren’t hard enough to decide on a particular school, the pandemic has now caused even more indecision.

Parents and students in both high school and college are rethinking their choices and strategies when it comes to colleges, for various reasons. You can read about them here.

Being a mom is in and of itself a role that deserves mucho kudos. 

Managing one or two kids and their schedules in the time of a pandemic sounds downright scary, but Sabrina Malone is doing that with SIX (and four of them are in college at once) kids and handling it with aplomb. We asked Sabrina how she does it and she was more than eager to share her advice about her “QuaranTeam” here.

It’s definitely not business as usual out there. The sun may be shining, but there are also big question marks floating above everyone’s heads as well.

We all have questions like:

• What is the impact of the coronavirus on high school seniors AND college students?
• Is it a good time to consider postponing college?
• What should we expect in higher education during and after the quarantines?

Mark your calendars for tonight, Thursday, March 26, at 8:30 pm (EST) and make time to attend what will be a very enlightening discussion with higher ed experts Michael Horn and Jeff Selingo. These highly respected authors and journalists will give us their take (and answer questions) on the potential changes in admissions, college, and careers for high school and college students.