UC Berkeley could be forced to cut enrollment by 3,050 seats under high-court decision
The California Supreme Court on Thursday declined to lift an enrollment cap on UC Berkeley, forcing one of the nation’s most popular campuses to scramble for ways to avoid what it initially feared could be cuts as large as, or 3,050 seats, just weeks before it was set to release admission decisions.
But Liu wrote that the denial “need not be the end of the road” for students, noting that the university may renew its request for a stay in the Court of Appeal or the parties may negotiate a settlement. He added, however, that “regardless, thousands of California students will be unable to have the in-person, on-campus collegiate experience they want and deserve to have.”A lower court order in response to a lawsuit would force UC Berkeley to slash its incoming class by one-third.
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