Struggling Universities Pay Lobbyists To Find More Coronavirus Aid

The video discusses the financial challenges faced by schools due to the pandemic, with potential losses ranging from $80 to $120 million. Despite these challenges, colleges continue to budget for lobbyists to secure more COVID-related aid. Federal assistance, such as the CARES Act, is crucial for supporting educational needs. Colleges are dealing with reduced enrollment, disrupted research, and lawsuits from students dissatisfied with virtual learning. The video highlights the importance of federal aid and the adaptation of students to online learning, with examples like Jose Apolaya, who benefited from the CARES Act.

In what ways are universities lobbying for more aid?

What impact did the pandemic have on student enrollment and university revenue?