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From: jwhite@garnet.berkeley.edu (Jonathan White)
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Subject: Re: University entrance regulation
Keywords: Higher Education in California
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Date: 19 Dec 89 19:06:57 GMT
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The California master plan for higher education provides
for three levels: The University of California, The 
California State University system, and the California
Community College the Community Colleges provide, among
other things, two year academic degrees. To attend one
of these two year schools you must be a high school graduate
or 18 years of age. Those who have gotten a degree from one
^^
of the Community Colleges are then eligable to go on to the
University of California or one of the State Universities 
depending on their GPA on graduating (it must be higher to
go to U.C. than to the Cal State system)



jonathan