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Oselett buys food for an aunt recovering from COVID-19, the disease ____3_____ by the virus. His mother is now seeking government unemployment payments.

Oselett's summer study program at a university in Brazil has been canceled, and he is not sure he will graduate in December as planned.

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Some college students in their final, or \year face real-world responsibilities as they try to support themselves or struggling family members. For others, adulthood is being delayed.

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Their plans for after college, ___5______ work and travel, have been canceled. Now, they must move back home.

Nearly all of these students fear their ____6______ steps into adulthood will be affected by a worldwide recession.

Barry Schreier is a University of Iowa psychologist and communications chairman of the Association for University and College Counseling Center Directors. He urges students to hold on to their goals ____7______ they may have to delay their plans. He said they should also expect to go through levels of ____8______, which include denial, anger and depression.

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