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Santa Monica College to Adopt Tiered Pricing System
Faced with state funding cuts, Santa Monica College can't keep up with student demand. So the governing board has approved a plan to provide extra classes after the regular ones are full. There's a catch. Regular classes will cost $46 a unit, but the extras will be $180 .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readFaced with state funding cuts, Santa Monica College can't keep up with student demand. So the governing board has approved a plan to provide extra classes after the regular ones are full. There's a catch. Regular classes will cost $46 a unit, but the extras will be $180. We hear more from SMC President Chui Tsang and from SMC student trustee Joshua Scuteri, who cast his advisory vote against the two-tier pricing plan.
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The full episode
1 of 3More Big Cuts to Be Made at Los Angeles Unified Schools- 0:00Santa Monica College to Adopt Tiered Pricing SystemYou’re reading this
- 13:17The Rationing of Public Education
- 29:56The Southern Primaries and the GOP