SF State Budget Central

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ALUMNI

San Francisco State is facing its toughest time in decades. An unprecedented budget cut of nearly $38 million of SF State's General Revenue funding has reduced our budget from $166.7 million to $128.7 -- and our elected officials imposed new unfunded mandatory costs of $9.5 million. 

 

Student fees have gone up, class sections have dropped, thus increasing class size and workload. The University has been forced to close admissions for the Spring Semester 2010.

 

While these tough economic times may have had an impact on your ability to help out financially, we're only asking you to take a moment and send a message to your legislator and the Governor - tell them to make funding higher education a priority.

 

Get Involved and Take Action!

Our proud alums are the ambassadors of the University. You can help San Francisco State University at this critical time by being the voice of SF State -- to let California’s legislators know how this University has made a difference to you, to our region and to our state.

 

 

 

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