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Reducing Tuition Volatility at California’s Universities

By Jacob Jackson

It’s clear that California’s public universities will raise tuition, but it’s not clear when or by how much. History shows that periods of low or no tuition growth are often followed by large increases.

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The Rising Cost of College: Student Fees

By Courtney Lee, Jacob Jackson

Rising student fees increase the cost of attending college in California, even as the state's major public universities have agreed to freeze tuition.

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Higher Education in California: Making College Affordable

By Hans Johnson, Jacob Jackson, Courtney Lee

After doubling during the Great Recession, tuition at California’s public universities has leveled off. However, non-tuition costs are significant, especially for students from low-income families. State financial aid programs focus mostly on tuition, so students must cover costs that add up to thousands of dollars.

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College Costs Could Rise for Some Students

By Jacob Jackson

Middle- and upper-class students will likely pay more for their college degrees under proposals being considered by the legislature, UC, and CSU.

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