College tuition is already a major burden for students and families in California, but a new proposal could raise the cost even higher at Cal State institutions.
Dozens of demonstrators rallied outside of the California State University Chancellor's Office in Long Beach Tuesday over a new proposal that could raise the cost of tuition even higher at Cal State institutions.People demanded for CSU leaders to better invest in students and staff.
According to the chancellor's office, there is a $1.5 billion funding gap between its revenues and costs. A statement from the chancellor's office read in part, "The CSU has been and will continue to be a careful and prudent steward of the resources entrusted to it.
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