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The California Supreme Court ordered UC Berkeley to freeze enrollment at 2020-2021 levels, preventing thousands of students from enrolling in the fall.

The California Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the University of California, Berkeley, must cut its enrollment by close to 3,000 students in response to a lawsuit from local citizens over

LOS ANGELES — The California Supreme Court on Thursday declined to lift an enrollment cap on UC Berkeley, leaving one of the nation’s most popular campuses scrambling to cut its incoming fall class by one-third, or 3,050 seats, just weeks before it was set to release admission decisions. The h

A lawsuit filed by Berkeley residents under the California Environmental Quality Act may force UC Berkeley to cut its enrollment next year. How did this happen?

How much will UC Berkeley have to cut admissions with Supreme Court loss? What we know

The campus plans to enroll about 5,370 first-year California students both in-person and online this fall, an increase of about 500 over last year.

BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — California’s Supreme Court has ordered the University of California, Berkeley to freeze its undergraduate enrollment at 2020-21

The California Supreme Court agreed with a lower court’s order that UC Berkeley cap its enrollment, meaning 3,000 admitted students will almost certainly need to seek education elsewhere. This outcome is the result of a lawsuit based on the California Environmental Quality Act.

A California Supreme Court ruling upholding an enrollment cap on UC Berkeley will force the campus to offer hundreds of incoming students admission for online classes for fall or deferred enrollment next spring.

More than 3,000 students who were poised to be accepted to the University of California’s flagship campus won’t get an offer this spring.