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Northeastern University won’t estimate how much merit aid it might offer if you get in. Can schools make you enroll if they don’t give you enough?

India and other virus hot spots across the globe could disrupt the economic recovery in Massachusetts Larry Edelman © Fariha Farooqui A pedestrian walks along a near-deserted street on Thursday during a lockdown imposed to try and contain the spread of COVID-19 in Mumbai. Mumbai is half a world away from Massachusetts, but the deepening COVID-19 crisis there, and throughout India, drives home how much we’ve got riding on other nations getting the pandemic under control. In this global economy, when they hurt, we feel it.See more coronavirus coverage Countries with importa...

India and other virus hot spots across the globe could disrupt the economic recovery in Massachusetts Larry Edelman © Fariha Farooqui A pedestrian walks along a near-deserted street on Thursday during a lockdown imposed to try and contain the spread of COVID-19 in Mumbai. Mumbai is half a world away from Massachusetts, but the deepening COVID-19 crisis there, and throughout India, drives home how much we’ve got riding on other nations getting the pandemic under control. In this global economy, when they hurt, we feel it.See more coronavirus coverage Countries with importa...

Last week, Northeastern University became the first college in Massachusetts to announce a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for all students, starting in the fall. Boston University has since followed suit, and other schools around the state are considering vaccine mandates of their own. We talk about the decision with Michael Armini, Senior Vice President of External Affairs for Northeastern University, and co-chair of the school's COVID-19 Task Force. This segment aired on April 15, 2021.