Tiers of tuition

California testing new rates for more popular courses

By: Melissa Ezarik | Issue: March, 2014
February 21, 2014

California has been experimenting with charging higher tuition rates for high-demand courses offered during the winter and summer. The accompanying infographic breaks down what students are paying.

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