Brian Lear on

on WNYC and for our last minutes today your pre-D day calls. What do I mean by D day?

Decision day for those of you who are high school seniors or parents of high school

seniors because tomorrow is May 1st and you have to

have decided where you're going to college next fall or where your kids are going to college

that joint family decision?

Are you still figuring it out?

Have you figured it out?

What's on your mind as you're making this decision?

Maybe even at the last minute.

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And so if you or your child is planning on attending college for the first time in the fall,

have you made your decision yet?

Maybe it's an easy choice if you got into your dream school and you have the funds figured out.

But this time of year is also coming with a lot of disappointment and some issues in the

news that are affecting people's plans.

We did a whole segment recently on FAFSA, the debacle with a federal

financial student aid form. We acknowledge that many schools are pushing their

decision day back from May 1st after glitches in the Federal Student Aid Forum

delayed a lot of the offers. Cuny has extended its deadline to June 1st, and if you haven't heard that yet, Amherst and Purdue, May 15th.

However, all the Ivies have kept May 1st as their decision day, so this is kind of all over the map.

So how has the FAFSA situation affected your D-Day, Decision Day planning, and also with the protests on college

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