SANTA MONICA, Calif. (KGO) -- College students have long complained that there are not enough spots for so-called "core courses."
Now, Santa Monica College in Southern California is offering extra sessions of these so-called high-demand classes, but they cost six times the normal rate. The standard fees are $36 per unit, but several math and English courses needed by almost every student will now cost $200 a unit.
Officials say it is necessary because of state funding cuts.
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