California Governor Candidate Alexander Offer Free University Degrees Online

While it is important that there is a crisis in education, were all the other issues that the University of California Board of Regents decision two weeks before the start of university tuition fees by 32 per cent increase, currently the vast majority of students across the UC system, about their future plans to continue their studies through a terrible cost uncertainty.

Increased costs can not be rational. Since 1999 he has studied at the University of California, three times 10 sites. Up 32 percent tuition includes the cost of a year of training costs $ 10,300 to drive, not in textbooks, accommodation, meals and other expenses. Many students believe that education campaigns will force them to end.

Stewart Alexander, Peace and Freedom Party candidate for governor of California, said: "This excessive fees will be many students who work full time or working more hours, they have less time to devote to the 'quality education, and these students will be the burden of debt for years to repay their student loans. "Peace and Freedom Party has always supported the right to free education as a fundamental human right to receive, now with the escalating cost of higher education to consider the possibility of interaction with other families of solutions alternative to traditional campus institutions.

While working as Peace and Freedom Party candidate for vice-governor of California in 2006 with the support of Alexander platform of free education in the tertiary sector. Alexander said it is still possible through online courses. Alexander believes that the costs of online searching will drive to the State, all students an opportunity to provide free education, and have students in the state of bachelor's or master's degree in almost all disciplines.

The Working Group said, when the organizer of California for the U.S. Socialist Party, Alexander new program that provides SPUS of California recently to increase voter registration among young people and support the student movement, the program will be part of the campus network or SP - C. Alexander said the program will touch people of all ages, their right to free education.