Too Many Students And Too Few Classes Decrease Four-Year Graduation Rates

This is today's reality at California State University, Sacramento: Classes are so packed and hard to come by that students have little chance of graduating within the traditional four years. Just 8 percent of first-time, degree-seeking Sacramento State students who started classes in 2007 graduated in 2011, the lowest four-year graduation rate in a decade. Sacramento State's four-year graduation rate has long been low, but it was improving before the school, in response to state funding cuts, became stingy about class offerings. Sacramento State has seen a $58 million reduction in state funding over the past five years. Read more at:
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