California students can afford tuition but not living in California

Higher Education Enrollment Growth Briefing

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Reported by Inside Higher Ed, while public institutions in California are comparatively affordable to public institutions in less expensive states, for graduate student Anna Holman, housing accounts for 70% of her income earned as a teaching assistant at UC Santa Barbara.

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