UCSB has a headcount enrollment cap of 20,000 students . If UCSB decides to pursue increasing the enrollment cap, departments should be informed as quickly as possible, so they can make adjustments in their projections. To keep teaching and research quality high and faculty student ratios down, a pre-major is generally viewed as an inevitable requirement. More than likely yes. It may not be possible to increase resources and faculty in a timely manner.
Air flow is inadequate and the walls leak, to name a few of the existing problems.
If this recommendation is approved, nine UC projects will be deferred, including Broida Hall. UCSB's Seawater project was recommended for approval. If the legislature decides against the LAO recommendations, voters must still vote on bond issues to provide the necessary funding in the future. The Major Capital Planning summary that was distributed in January 1997, identifies a Cheadle Hall bikepath circle. It would be very helpful if bikepath projects were prioritized and brought forward.