Allison Jones

Assistant Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs, California State University

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Assistant Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs for the California State University system

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The California State University system has 23 campuses that have always been open to high school graduates who've done college-prep work and earned a B average.

Cal State System Considers Enrollment Cap

The California State University system has 23 campuses that have always been open to high school graduates who've done college-prep work and earned a B average.

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