“[Mike Reilly] said he doesn’t expect colleges to ‘get this right in one admissions cycle.’ But he said he takes heart in the progress already underway and also hopes this year’s forced experiment will bring longer-lasting changes.”
NPR: How The Coronavirus Has Upended College Admissions
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