Stop the CSU Student Fee Increase
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We, the undersigned, oppose the 10\% student fee increase that you are proposing to offset the CSU budget deficit.
Over the past several years, student fees at the California State University system across the state have skyrocketed. In fact, since 2002, student fees have been raised by 76\% for undergraduate and 106\% for graduate students. In addition to these increases, students have also faced the burden of varying fee increases within their respective campuses.
The CSU Administration plans to raise student fees up to 10\% annually until the fiscal year 2010/11. This plan has negatively impacted California State University students. We are faced with overcrowded classrooms, decreased class section offerings, postponed graduation dates, lack of access due to financial burdens, and a faculty with low morale because of the actions of the CSU Board of Trustees. The only improvements we have seen are the salary increases and excessive compensation to the top CSU executives. This is unacceptable.
As the governing body that manages the California State University system, we urge you to work with the California State Legislature and Governor to allocate additional funding to cover the current deficit.
Over the past several years, student fees at the California State University system across the state have skyrocketed. In fact, since 2002, student fees have been raised by 76\% for undergraduate and 106\% for graduate students. In addition to these increases, students have also faced the burden of varying fee increases within their respective campuses.
The CSU Administration plans to raise student fees up to 10\% annually until the fiscal year 2010/11. This plan has negatively impacted California State University students. We are faced with overcrowded classrooms, decreased class section offerings, postponed graduation dates, lack of access due to financial burdens, and a faculty with low morale because of the actions of the CSU Board of Trustees. The only improvements we have seen are the salary increases and excessive compensation to the top CSU executives. This is unacceptable.
As the governing body that manages the California State University system, we urge you to work with the California State Legislature and Governor to allocate additional funding to cover the current deficit.
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190 signatures
Goal: 1,000
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13 December 2015
2 December 2015
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Simone Parsons
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It's outrages. We should only pay a one-off fee, not an annual as well. We didnt have to years ago, why has it come in in the last few years. I'll tell you why, the RTA arnt making enough money. Yer right.....
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Mario K
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For a pair of gays, we find it hard enough finding money for our butt plugs yet alone paying for a number plate.
21 June 2015
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Andrew M
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There is a fee for everything and its now beyond a joke. Perhaps they ought to use the money to adequately train staff so its not such a hassle everytime you visit motor registry office
15 May 2015
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Jeff C
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why should we be the only state to pay fees. just so the rta can reek in a big profit and not do anything with that money. not even fix our roads
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Pauline Parrish
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Petition target:
California State University (CSU) Board of Trustees and Chancellor Reed
California State University (CSU) Board of Trustees and Chancellor Reed
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