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'Grateful and relieved': La Jolla Music building saved by donations, investments and community support - Vimarsana News

'Grateful and relieved': La Jolla Music building saved by donations, investments and community support

$100,000 investment from La Jolla resident Jack McGrory prevents property from being sold to outside buyer

CSU Board Approves Five-Year Annual 6% Tuition Hikes – NBC 7 San Diego - Vimarsana News

CSU Board Approves Five-Year Annual 6% Tuition Hikes – NBC 7 San Diego

The annual undergraduate tuition for CSU will increase from the current $5,742 to $6,084 in the 2024-25 school year.

CSU Board approves five-year annual 6% tuition hikes - Vimarsana News

CSU Board approves five-year annual 6% tuition hikes

Tuition for California State University students will increase by 6% annually for five years beginning in 2024-25 under a plan approved Wednesday by the university's Board of Trustees.

Source: 10news.com
California State University tuition to rise 33% over the next six years - Vimarsana News

California State University tuition to rise 33% over the next six years

"I know it's tough to do this. We don't like it, and it's difficult," said Jack McGrory, a member of the CSU board of trustees. "But we've got to make the numbers work, and we've got to do something long-term that makes sense, and continues the quality of education that we have on these 23 campuses."

California State University tuition hike set for next year - Vimarsana News

California State University tuition hike set for next year

"I know it's tough to do this. We don't like it, and it's difficult," said Jack McGrory, a member of the CSU board of trustees. "But we've got to make the numbers work, and we've got to do something long-term that makes sense, and continues the quality of education that we have on these 23 campuses."