The same goes for tuition. It is unfair to ask students to pay more without presenting specific goals. Students deserve to know what more ITS technology will do for them. Many of us are in programs that simply don't lend themselves to extensive computer use. If the administration has not set specific goals, they need to.
Students have a right to know where their money is going.
Here, the tuition increase proposal takes a bizarre turn. However, the proposal dictates that community college students taking over 12 credit hours will now have to pay for the extra hours. It's simply not fair. Charging students for taking more than 12 credits discourages students who have the time to study full-time from meeting their goals. In addition, it is unfair to charge only a small group of people for benefits that will affect everyone.