Comments on: Budget cuts unexpectedly take away classes that students need to graduate

By: student

student — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 03:57:09 +0000

If people were more responsible with the way they spend and handle money, it wouldn’t negatively affect students who are paying a lot of money to go to a university. tuition has increased and yet there are less classes. someone needs to be held accountable for the deficit. Because of the governemnt or whoever is responsible for handling money poorly, we are suffering. at this rate, it will take forever for me to graduate. this is rediculous.

By: kien

kien — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 04:52:41 +0000

I think all CSUs should change their admissions requirements. A 2.0 g.p.a. is horrible.Seriously, I wonder how students with a 2.0 survive in college.Please raise your admissions standards, doing so will reduce the need for remedial classes,course repeats,overcrowding.Please change your registration priorities. Athletes and freshmen should not get priority over seniors.I dislike the bureaucracy at this school. It made me regret my decision for coming to CSUN, instead of a UC.Please change the way you handle business and listen to what students have to say,instead of turning your cheek the other way.Pretty soon people are going to realize that Cal States are a scam,waste of time.

By: Holmes

Holmes — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 19:18:04 +0000

There is a simple solution to students getting the classes they need to graduate. If CSUN would eliminate ALL remedial courses, then those resources could be diverted toward classes that students really need. There is no reason why remedial classes are offered at a university. Students should take remedial classes at a junior college because they are obviously NOT QUALIFIED to be at CSUN.