Welcome to the Jill on Money Coronavirus Market Update. It is Thursday, July 23rd.

So that means when we talk to you tomorrow we'll tell you what happened with

weekly jobless claims but today I want to do two things one is of course I want to

answer your questions but first I want to run a segment that I just did on CBS this morning this week

Many of you have been asking us about whether or not we think it's worth it for you to send your kids or you yourselves back to school.

And in this pandemic, what does higher education really mean?

So here's my segment with Anthony Mason on

CBS this morning and don't worry we'll do a couple questions after this is done so

here we go. In today's eye on money weighing the cost of college during the pandemic with schools

across the country shifting to online learning.

Many college students are trying to decide whether that experience is worth the high price of tuition.

We spoke to a diverse group of students about the factors they are considering.

I have four online classes and one hybrid class.

I'm going to do strictly online classes.

I'm looking at skipping my fall semester.

With RISD, there's going to be a two-week quarantine first.

Even after I sent in my gap year like acceptance, I was still deciding whether or not I really

wanted to do it.

It's a tough choice to decide not to go to campus.

I won't have that freshman experience.

Like I don't like with dramatic, but it's kind of heartbreaking when you love school and you love learning.

I realized I'm a lot better at learning in person rather than online. I felt that my money would be put to better use if I were to wait for classes to be in person.

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