Despite a budget crunch, Chico State University officials feel "a moral obligation" to admit qualified students from north state community colleges, the university’s president said this week… The sticking point in admissions is a shortage of state funds. Allan Bee, Chico State’s director of admissions, said that now the university doesn’t have the money to "adequately educate" all the students who are applying for the next spring semester. Once a state budget is passed, there will be a better picture of how much money is available and how many students can be accommodated.

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by Larry Mitchell, Oroville Mercury-Register.

Posted: August 5th, 2010, by: admin. Categories: . Awaiting Comments.