Is tuition still free for instate residents in california?

[Toasthead]

tu·i·tion ( P ) Pronunciation Key (t-shn, ty-)
n.
A fee for instruction, especially at a formal institution of learning.


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"There is not tuition at UC's for California residents. The fees to attend a UC for a state resident are ~$5000 + whatever specific fees are levied at a particular school. Out of state tuition is ~$12,000."

I think you have your vocabulary mixed up! My sis went to UC and she had to pay tuition as a California resident. Again, the difference is that tuition varies if you're a resident vs a non-resident. Residents have regular tuition. Non-residents have astronomical tuition. Again, there was a bill attempted to help non-residents in paying the same fees as residents.

Here's proof of tuition for residents: One Example.

 

[tnitsuj]

Are you seriously that dense that you can not understand the semantic difference between tuition and fees and the difference between in state and out of state tutiton?

Are you?????

What are you trying to prove here?

Jeeeebusss!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Ns1]

would you like me to scan you my registration?

i'm paying $11/unit (which is slated to increase...) for a community college

 

[tnitsuj]

Originally posted by: NeuroSynapsis
would you like me to scan you my registration?

i'm paying $11/unit (which is slated to increase...) for a community college

Don't bother. He isn't going to get it. He's a f$&#* nimrod.


Hey Mimri...just out of curiosity...where were you educated?