A student fee increase next year will be proposed to pay for the writing center, Spear said. The classes will be capped at 15 students per section and will focus on critical thinking, analysis and developing arguments. When I got here five years ago, one of the concerns raised by students and faculty alike was that the writing program wasn't meeting the needs of all the students because we weren't offering a sufficient number of courses. This has really been a high priority for me, and it's been a major overhaul of the program. Claudio Ochoa, a junior finance major, said he'd rather CU kept an option for students to test out of the class.
Language is the glue for everything.
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