High school seniors in 2020 didn't know what to expect when they got word of an extended break from school due to a new virus.And as the COVID pandemic worsened, those same students began watching their expected milestones speed by them: prom, graduation and closure as they moved on from grade school to the next chapter of their lives."I feel like when you think of the past four years and when you think of 2020, your mind immediately goes to COVID-19, because ... it affected our senior year of high school and then especially our freshman year of college," Mei Lamison said. "And it kind of dwindled also into our sophomore and at least junior year."Lamison is a member of the class of 2024, a group of college students that have faced a unique mix of unprecedented events during their undergraduate lives. She joined two other graduates, Alexis Jones and Anaka Srinivas, in speaking with All Things Considered host Ailsa Chang about what the class of 2020 has experienced, and how it has change...
