Nonresident students matter, not just for their tuition
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Multifaceted perspectives embraced by out-of-state and international students have always gone hand in hand with the mission and values of UC Berkeley.
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A nonresident cap won’t solve education inequality
UC AFFAIRS: A quick fix to inequity in education access is enticing, but not realistic. We oppose the nonresident cap.
Student culture benefits from a diverse student body composed of people from all backgrounds, socioeconomic statuses and geographic origins. Instead of feeling pitted against one another based on where they are from, students should be able to celebrate the opportunity to learn with peers from all over the planet.
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New state Assembly bill would cap nonresident population at 10 percent per UC campus
A state Assembly member introduced a bill this month that would cap the nonresident student population of each UC campus at 10 percent. The bill, AB 1370, does not appear to affect nonresident students currently attending UC campuses that exceed the proposed 10 percent nonresident cap. Instead, those campuses would be prohibited
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