While this sucks and is a huge black eye to UA, at the same time I'm equally as disgusted with UA itself. UAF and UAA building tens of millions of dollars in competing engineering buildings, UAA building a ridiculous sports center, UAF having two campuses, one just for all the administrators (at least that's what it feels like whenever I visit it). All the while moving more and more classes online where all you do is read the book, take a test, and get a grade, the exact kind of lack of engagement (and yet charging you even more for the class due to added technology fees) that is making a college degree more and more worthless everyday. It's amazing how we've come so far as a society without everyone needing an advanced degree and now there is the perception that you have to have a PhD just to look at and identify poop in the woods. We would be a lot better off focusing on fast-track, technical training that a lot of community campuses offer. I doubt this cut will fix that, though.