Campus Pulse : “Will Assembly Bill 19 impact incoming students?”

“It gets more access to people that need it, that go to school or want it to find out ehat they’er interested in.” - Nathan Kroes | Chemistry

By Ashley Hayes-Stone November 1, 2017

“Yeah, [it means] less things to pay for, and it’s less stress.” – Juan Sanchez | EMT

“Yeah, I think so…I think a lot of people will go to college if they can actually afford it, because that is a big problem for a lot of people.” Averi Stewart | Communication Disorders

“It gets more access to people that need it, that go to school or want it to find out ehat they’er interested in.” – Nathan Kroes | Chemistry

“I feel it would be really helpful… especially if it’s their first semester as well, just to see what they want to do especially to get their A.A . degree.” – Chloe Cox| Mass Science and Engineering

“That’s a good thing of course, especially for those people[who have] a difficult immigration status or problem`s with income.”-Kyrylo Bielohryvtsev | Business Administration in Marketing

Ashley Hayes-Stone

Ashley Hayes-Stone is a photojournalist who has had her work published in The Sacramento Bee and the Sacramento News and Review. Hayes-Stone served as photo editor last semester and is now serving as co-managing and multimedia editor.

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