California Master Plan for Higher Education

Editorial: Revision of state's Master Plan for Higher Education is crucial California's system of higher education is one of the nation's great public policy successes. It's produced millions of well-prepared graduates, lifting many of them...

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...Barbara and Santa Cruz, and the least to attend Merced, Riverside and Irvine campuses. The creators of the California Master Plan for Higher Education envisioned a system of higher education guaranteeing an inexpensive, quality college...

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And Steve Boilard of the state Legislative Analyst's Office questioned "why UC is pursuing these changes at this time," noting that the enlarged eligibility pool represented a marked departure from the Master Plan for Higher Education. "We...

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...books. In 1958, he became the academic assistant to his long-time friend Clark Kerr, the then-president of the University of California, and in 1960 he helped Kerr draft California's Master Plan for Higher Education. The following...

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...affordability and academic excellence. Its 1960 Master Plan for Higher Education opened college to all residents and helped make the state an engine of economic growth and technological innovation. But the steep economic downturn has...

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...for 2010-2011. The idea of turning away students is anathema to those of us who revere California's Master Plan for Higher Education and its once-proud tradition of accessible, quality higher education for all. It is a sign to me that...

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...our educational dreams for years now. The modern Cal State system took shape during that era of plenty when our state leaders crafted "A Master Plan for Higher Education in California, 1960-1975." Under that plan, any student who finished...

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