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>Absent additional state funding (lol), an enrollment cap would necessarily result in tuition increases. I really really hope it doesn't get passed. Or, how ab
by reneherse 10y ago
>Absent additional state funding (lol), an enrollment cap would necessarily result in tuition increases. I really really hope it doesn't get passed.
Or, how about the UC system reduces spending per student?
- yaacov 10y agoThey already spend less than most comparably-ranked universities. If you take a look at the link I posted on the top-level comment, you'll see that expenses per student have been increasing pretty slowly. Of course, waste should still be cut if it exists. Are there any specific programs that you think should have their funding reduced?
- reneherse 10y agoNo expert, just a former student with a sense of fairness and disgust for waste. But I would hope to see: -Cuts in administration size and salaries. -Cuts in facility expenditures; figure out a way to do more with less. -An increase in the number of full time faculty. -An increase in faculty and graduate instructor compensation.
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