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Most Cal State University Campuses Now Charging A Fee To Graduate
Graduating students at more than a dozen California public universities will have to hand over money before they are handed their diplomas.
Cal State Universities Plans Enrollment Hike With Extra Funds
California State University plans to spend the projected $125.1 million in extra state funding for the 2013-14 academic year to expand enrollment and online courses, boost employee salaries and pay for increased energy and health benefit costs.
Venture Capitalist Gets Green Light For San Mateo Entrepreneur School
A new type of school, for would-be entrepreneurs, is coming to downtown San Mateo. The City Council late Monday night approved a plan to open Draper University for Heroes.
HealthWatch: Stanford Researchers Unlocking Secrets Of Successful IVF
More than 60,000 babies are born each year due to in vitro fertilization, but those numbers may go up thanks to some revealing research out of Stanford University.
California Community Colleges Name New Chancellor
California Community Colleges names new chancellor to head nation’s largest higher ed system.
Mountain View Firm Grows List Of Free Online University Courses
More leading universities are offering free online courses through the fast-growing education platform Coursera.
‘Occupy The Farm’ Protesters Pack Up, Meet UC Deadline
Activist farmers in Albany have packed up their encampment on UC Berkeley’s Gill Tract to meet the university’s Saturday 10 a.m. deadline. The 10-acre parcel of land, owned by UC, has been occupied by protesters since Earth Day nearly three weeks ago.
Stanford University Nets $6.2B In 5-Year Fundraising Campaign
Stanford University says it raised more than $6 billion in its latest five-year fundraising campaign.
University Of California Lures Out-Of-State Freshmen Who Pay Higher Tuition
One of every seven students enrolled at the University of California this fall will be a freshman from out of state who will pay an extra $23,000 in tuition.
Supreme Court Upholds California Law On Immigrant College Tuition Fees
The U.S. Supreme Court Monday left in place a California law that allows undocumented immigrants who attended state high schools to pay in-state fees instead of higher nonresident tuition at public colleges.
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