Students currently struggling to pay tuition might face further
difficulties next year.
Recent fee increases for University of California students are
expected to outpace the growth in Californian average per capita
income.

With the combination of Tuesday’s budget compact and
Thursday’s May budget revise, the financial outlook for
university outreach programs appears more promising than it was
earlier this year.

Candidate expense reports for the Undergraduate Students
Association Council elections are now available, but the results
may not be a fully accurate representation of candidate
expenditures.

Due to the nature of the Elections Board of the Undergraduate
Students Association Council, there have been difficulties in the
past to ensure that all candidates strictly follow the regulations
““ a situation that is no different this year.

While some university outreach programs are facing cutbacks in
light of state budget cuts, the Riordan Programs at the UCLA
Anderson School of Management plan on continued growth.

Forty students will join UCLA Anderson School of Management
Professor Gonzalo Freixes this summer for a new month-long
international business law and taxation travel study program in
France.

Drugs, discipline and dexterity are a few of the components some
students find indispensable as they prepare for upcoming graduate
school entrance exams.
With some exams only days away, students use personalized
methods to cope with the increasing levels of stress and
pressure.

Recent changes to the accounting minor requirements have caught
many students off guard, forcing some to attend summer school and
others to scramble to adjust their schedules.

Adolescents from rural areas are four times more likely to smoke
cigarettes frequently or ride in a car with an intoxicated driver
than youth from urban regions, according to a recently released
report by researchers at the University of California.