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And despite the uncertainty, 76% of college students planned to return to campus this fall if given the option, according to a College Reaction poll taken in July.

A bare majority '51 percent' of students at accredited, four-year colleges say the institutions made the wrong choice in allowing students back on campus, according to a new poll.

One poll, conducted by College Reaction and Axios, shows roughly 22 percent of college students have decided to take a gap year.

More than 60% of students in a recent College Reaction/Axios poll said they would 'confront or otherwise express disappointment' towards someone they know who chose not to vote if they couldn't.

Twenty-two percent of college students across all four years say they're not attending school this fall, according to a recent College Reaction and Axios poll.

Polling in May by the student analytics firm College Reaction shows that 4 percent of all college-going students plan to withdraw from school temporarily.

College students are learning less, partying less and a majority say the decision to return to campus was a bad decision, according to a new College Reaction/Axios poll.

An Axios-College Reaction poll in August found that 22% of college students (through all four years) are not planning to enroll this fall.

A pandemic survey finds most students want dorms and in-person classes back, but others tell MarketWatch they're not comfortable with that yet

A new survey from polling site College Reaction shows that one in five current college students do not plan to enroll this fall.