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Andrea Baltodano is a fellow with the CalMatters College Journalism Network. She is a sophomore journalism student at San Joaquin Delta College, where she serves as Editor-in-Chief of The Collegian. She focuses her reporting on politics and local government, with a special interest on how policies impact students.
By: Chrissa Olson, Andrea Baltodano
Asylum seekers pay much more in college tuition and are often excluded from financial aid as their asylum hearings drag for years.
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By: Andrea Baltodano, Chrissa Olson
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Education can be costly and court cases linger Topline: Up against a massive court backlog that can drag their cases for years, asylum seekers face steep costs when pursuing their dreams of college in California.
By: Chrissa Olson, Andrea Baltodano
Asylum-seeking students in California often face a double blow: they are charged higher tuition and excluded from most financial aid.
By: Kahani Malhotra, Chrissa Olson
Despite making up one-fifth of the state's voting population, most Gen Z Californians won't vote in the June 2 primary, which is stacked with several gubernatorial candidates.
Despite making up one-fifth of the state’s voting population, most Gen Z Californians won’t vote in the June 2 primary, which is stacked with several gubernatorial candidates.
By: Kahani Malhotra, Chrissa Olson
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By: Kahani Malhotra, Chrissa Olson
Despite making up one-fifth of the state's voting population, most Gen Z Californians won't vote in the June 2 primary, which is stacked with several gubernatorial candidates.
