It looks like graduation rates are stalling at California State University. Numbers remain the same as last year at 35-percent for first-time students earning a degree in four years. The goal is 40-percent by 2025. But it jumps to 70-percent for those graduating in six-years. Right now, it’s still at 62-percent. The CSU chancellor says there’s a greater need now to expand access and affordability to serve students of all ages. Despite those words, CSU schools will put affordability further out of reach with a recently adopted tuition increase of 6-percent each year for the next 5 years.
Graduation Rates Stagnate at CSU Campuses
