I heard that the Swiss market will be very very accommodating to German candidates.
Yes, but people based in the U.S. won't be able to reach Europe this year
Stop spreading panic, 2021 market will be good if not better
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-to-get-a-big-break-on-the-cost-of-college-just-ask-11593440265
As of mid-June, Mr. Lydon said, about 1,800 of the 5,100 admitted freshmen—for a fall class of 850—hadn’t alerted the school to their decisions, an unusually high number so late in the year. The university campus will reopen this fall, he said, but freshman enrollment may fail expectations—among other unexpected factors dropping on the school this year, he said: “There are about 37 dominoes that have fallen already.”
Schools were already losing leverage. College and university enrollment was down 5% in the 2019-20 year from a peak of about 21 million in 2011, Education Department estimates show, because of demographics and competition from a strong labor market. And students often have more choices: Those applying to at least three colleges rose to 82% in 2016 from 61% in 1995, according to the National Association for College Admission Counseling.
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Guys you should not be too optimistic nor to pessimistic. The market is going to be 20-30% of a usual market, which implies that the greatest majority of people won't be able to find a job but some will. Of course supply will determine the outcome, but that's hard to judge now.