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+== Thousands of students vie for class space at Sacramento comm ==
+<html>The waiting lists are a legacy of deep state funding cuts for community colleges, reductions that topped $805 million statewide from 2009 to 2012. Community college enrollment fell 500,000 during that period. Campuses around the state slashed course offerings. At the , enrollment dropped by about 15 percent from 2008-09 to 2012-13, to 110,000 students. At the , enrollment fell by about 20 percent over that period, to 24,[http://www.celue123.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=42248 Insidious 2- Another Example of Why Horror Sequels Don't Work],000. This school year, the picture is improving statewide. But in some districts, including in the Sacramento region, demand for classes still exceeds supply.Ivania Areas, a freshman at the , an extension of American River, said the key to getting a class is to not give up.Areas, 18, said Thursday she was on a waiting list for an English class when the semester started. But she and others were able to get their seats when students already accepted were no-shows. On Day 2 of the class, she said, the scenario was repeated. More students on waiting lists showed up. They were rewarded with seats when other enrolled students failed to show. I think the best thing to do is to show up for the first day and hope for the best, she said. Space is limited, and everybody is trying to take general ed (courses). At American River College, the most popular classes are pre-med and pre-nursing courses such as chemistry and biology, said spokesman Scott Crow. Math and English classes historically are in high demand, he said, along with courses in history, humanities and art,[http://serenityrox.com/forum/topic.php?id=105310&replies=1#post-118987 Merkel hopes for re], all designed to lay the groundwork for transfers to four-year colleges.Community college districts benefited from Proposition 30, last year s voter-approved ballot measure that increased income taxes on high earners and raised sales taxes. Bolstered by millions in additional state funding, college districts made modest gains in course offerings this year, helping push enrollment higher.But at every college in the Los Rios and Sierra College districts, at least 70 percent of classes were full on the first day of the semester, compared with about 56 percent of classes statewide.Sue Lorimer, vice chancellor of education and technology at Los Rios, said that in the opening days of school, we have a lot of churn as more students get into their chosen classes. In the year-to-year comparison, she said,[http://www.087199.com/home.php?mod=space&uid=19710 ], the volume of people on waiting lists in the district declined about 5 percent from 2012.The focus on course offerings is changing too, she said, as well as the nature of enrollment. The region s colleges now emphasize sections that help students complete their degree programs, graduate more quickly and transfer to four-year colleges, she said. That means more basics such as math and English in lieu of some electives or physical education classes,[http://www.087199.com/home.php?mod=space&uid=19710 ], she said.Lorimer said Los Rios is seeing a decline in students ages 25 to 45, as gains in the economy allow many to return to work. Enrollment of students older than 50 also has declined as academic resources are shifted from lifelong learners to students with specific goals such as job training or transfer to a four-year campus.Continued strong demand comes from students fresh out of high school, ages 17 to 20, looking for the career benefits of continuing their education absent the spiraling costs of four-year colleges.Sierra College plans to grow its enrollment by 5 percent and its course offerings by 8 percent this fall compared with last year. American River College and  will post more modest gains.  and will buck the trend, decreasing enrollment and course offerings, the statewide survey showed. All local schools remain crowded.At American River College, 85 percent of classes were full on the first day of class. At Sierra College, 77 percent of classes were full and 12,[http://team-6.eng.toyo.ac.jp/practice5-6/index.php/%E5%88%A9%E7%94%A8%E8%80%85:Geocuobi1#Reflections_on_the_Day_of_Atonement Reflections on the Day of Atonement],000 students were on waitlists.This is the first year that the Sierra College District used a waitlist, said , district information officer.  The real advantage of the list is that it provides instructors a fair way to add students and it provides students a fair path to get into the class, Michaels said. In past years it has been heartbreaking watching students sitting in the hall trying to add classes.  We were a little nervous going in, Michaels said. We re happy now. We re feeling very good. And we re adding (course) sections to spring and summer.</html>