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In response to technical issues with the FAFSA, the California Student Aid Commission is granting mixed-status students access to an aid program typically reserved for undocumented students.
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California has passed several laws in the last few decades that make college more accessible for undocumented residents. But once these students graduate, they’re on their own.
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Amid pushback from faculty over academic freedom concerns, the Board of Regents decided Wednesday to delay voting on a proposed policy until their next meeting in May.
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Student assistants work part-time jobs across the system’s 23 campuses, including CSU Monterey Bay. They’re currently capped at 20 hours a week and had no paid sick leave before a California law that took effect in 2024.
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The union said over 76% of voting California Faculty Association members were in favor. Once approved by CSU trustees, the updated contract will apply across all campuses, including CSU Monterey Bay.
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Una de las leyes que entró en efecto este año simplificará el proceso de ayuda financiera, mientras que la otra establece un programa de becas Dream Resource Center en escuelas secundarias.
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One of the laws that went into effect this year will simplify the financial aid process, while the other establishes a grant program for Dream Resource Centers in California high schools.
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While salary was a sticking point in negotiations, the tentative agreement falls short of the union's consistent 12% ask for the 2023-24 school year.
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The Pebble Beach Scholars program will allow students pursuing a Sustainable Hospitality Management degree to work while earning money and school credit.
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Faculty at all 23 California State University campuses plan to strike after rejecting the university’s final offer of a 5% salary increase.