9 percent tuition hike for California State University

Nov. 17, 2011
Students will have to pay $498 more a year starting in fall 2012

From The Sacramento Bee: Trustees of the California State University system have voted to raise tuition by 9 percent. The increase, which amounts to about $498 a year starting in fall 2012, was essentially approved in private after trustees moved to a different room when protests disrupted the open meeting.

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