Press Play with Madeleine Brand
Public University Funding in CA
Classes begin soon at California’s public universities, but some students who were eligible to attend a UC and a State University may not be going. That’s because there are too few spots -- budget cuts during the Great Recession forced schools to accept more out of state and foreign students, who pay a lot more in tuition.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readClasses begin soon at California’s public universities, but some students who were eligible to attend a UC and a State University may not be going. That’s because there are too few spots -- budget cuts during the Great Recession forced schools to accept more out of state and foreign students, who pay a lot more in tuition. But California now has a projected surplus of $2 billion this year. Will that money trickle down to public higher ed?
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The full episode
1 of 5CA University Funding, Hugo Awards Controversy, and Comedy Hack Day- 0:17Public University Funding in CAYou’re reading this
- 9:20UC Endowments
- 18:39Hugo Awards Controversy
- 26:27Film Roundup: Secret Agent Men
- 38:48Comedy Hack Day