The college process this fall will be different than anything that's come before it. How can you apply when your standardized tests may have been canceled, your classes graded on a pass/fail basis, and your campus visits done virtually? The short answer is: You apply; schools get it. More than 315 admissions leaders issued a document with guidance for fall 2020 applicants—and (spoiler alert) it's very reassuring. Watch to find out what they had to say.
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