#student-enrollment

#student-enrollment

Facing an unprecedented boom in enrollment nearly 60 years ago, the University of California switched its campuses from semesters to faster-paced quarters, aiming to make space for more students by packing the calendar with a greater number of shorter classes.

Officials acknowledged that charging a $10 application fee could deter fraudsters but sparked concern about accessibility for low-income prospective students, leading to heated discussions.

Out of a total of 80,706, 96.6% of pupils were offered a place at one of their top three preferences of primary school, according to London Councils.