City College Of San Francisco To Offer Free Tuition To SF Residents In Fall 2017

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS/AP) -- City College of San Francisco will offer free tuition to San Francisco residents under a deal made with the city.

Mayor Ed Lee agreed to spend $5.4 million on free tuition for San Francisco residents, enough to cover current students' tuition and to allow for a 20 percent increase in enrollment. The city funding will also cover the cost of books for low-income students in the upcoming year.

The free tuition offer only applies to students who have lived in California for at least a year.

Interim Chancellor Susan Lamb says the college is ironing out final details in hopes of having the free tuition offer ready by fall 2017.

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