The proposed State Budget raising fees for students with more than 90 units?

Pablo Caballero • February 13, 2013

“Depends where money going, it is going to help the school or not for more classes?”
– Deirdre James, 21, English

“The state has a good reason…[but] it’s not the best way to go about it.”
– David Treadaway, 18, undeclared

“It doesn’t apply to me… [but] community college should be less expensive and available for everyone.”
– Micheal Rada, 20, environmental science

“if they cant’t afford that they should take less classes and pay for the classes they can.”
– Antonio Tamborino, 22, web design

“I understand why they’re doing it. [students] taking more than 90 units should be able to transfer.”
– Omar Fazli, 21, undeclared

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