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This is NPR's Life Kit. I'm Andrew Limbaugh.

Decision day. When soon-to-be college students pick which school they're going to,

has been pushed back because of the coronavirus pandemic.

And they're making this big decision at a time when the future looks unstable.

We know people who get it degree, make more money in the long term,

and the more people that we can get trained up into the jobs that we need,

the better our economy is going to be.

There are a lot of families who are hurting right now,

and who need the paycheck more than they need credits.

That's Alyssa Nat Warnie. She covers higher ed for NPR,

and she's going to walk us through how to make that decision.

Hey Alyssa.

Hey Andrew.

Alright, so May 1st is normally known as Decision Day,

but now what does the new time look like?

Yeah, so because of the pandemic, about 400 schools have pushed the deposit deadline to June 1st,

so students and families now have more time to make these decisions.

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