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Board of Trustees increases non-resident tuition rate

Board of Trustees increases non-resident tuition rate

Crystal Flores, Reporter | February 9, 2021
The Foothill-De Anza Board of Trustees increased the non-resident tuition rate by 6% in a meeting on Feb. 1.
Student Loan Debt

With no support students cannot continue to pay the same price for tuition

Keegan West, Reporter | June 12, 2020

For colleges nationwide, face-to-face learning has halted until further notice, but colleges continue to charge the same tuition price. Students have been forced to accept a lower quality of education...

Free college will benefit the rich more than the poor

Thomas Anthony, Staff Reporter | June 6, 2019

Free college for all is an ambitious idea touted by some presidential candidates as a step towards racial and economic equality. However, it will ultimately best serve upper and middle-class students while...

Free tuition for community college?

Miles Voci and Jack Law, Staff Reporters | January 31, 2019

PRO: Incentive for students to achieve more, without paying more By Miles Voci Education should be a right, not a monetized business, and Gov. Gavin Newsom’s new $40 million budget plan to help fund...

International student tuition base increase

Naomi Fuhrmann, Staff Writer | February 2, 2015

Most recently trustess approved a $3 increas in non-resident student tuition, increasing the international student tuition from $147 to $152 per quarter-unit for the 2015-2016 school year. The international...

Letter to the editor

Leonard Del Rosario, De Anza student | February 2, 2015

Dear Editor, As a recent college student graduate, I found it hard to budget the bills that I needed to pay in my college career. The minimum wage is a bare minimum that college students can hardly...

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