The Outlook for University Admissions: The Impact of COVID-19

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Wondering how university admissions will be impacted by the coronavirus in the upcoming 2020/2021 academic year?  

This white paper reveals some promising insights from the QS ongoing coronavirus survey of prospective international students, including: 

  • When prospective international students ideally want to start their studies 
  • When those seeking to study in 2020 predict they’ll start their studies 
  • How open they would be to studying online 
  • And the countries they think are handling the coronavirus best 

Fill out the short form to download your free copy of the white paper today.  

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