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precollegiate courses. Thus, the primary differences between noncredit and credit precollegiate courses are the students' entering
levels of proficiency and the students' basic educational objectives.
The CSU Offers Several Types of Precollegiate Services
Precollegiate courses at CSU do not provide credits toward a baccalaureate degree. Most of CSU's precollegiate courses are
traditional, term-length classes, taught by CSU instructors. These types of courses account for a large percentage of all lower
division writing and mathematics courses. In spring 1999, for example, CSU Sacramento offered 156 course sections in
precollegiate writing and mathematics. By comparison, the campus offered 169 sections in all its college-level lower division writing,
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noncredit tutoring session. Several campuses now also offer computer-assisted and self-paced instruction. The CSU San Luis
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beginning of their second year.
The CSU's Disenrollment Policy. In fall 1998, the Chancellor's Office issued Executive Order 665, which requires campuses to
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The corrected data show that the state added just 50,000 jobs between September 2022 and September 2023, while preliminary monthly reports had showed the labor market growing by more than 300,000 jobs. 

Chas Alamo

The 2024-25 Budget: Property Tax Postponement Program February 29, 2024

The Governor proposes to use $7.5 million General Fund on a one-time basis to support the Property Tax Postponement (PTP) program. The PTP program has a structural deficit, very low participation, and relatively high administrative costs. We recommend the Legislature (1) direct the State Controller's Office to report at budget hearings to provide an update on the PTP program and (2) consider eliminating the program. 

Ross Brown

Overview of State Bond Debt Service February 27, 2024

We summarize state bonds, the state's current debt levels, and its annual debt service payments. In inflation-adjusted terms, total bond debt and annual debt service payments have declined over the last couple of decades. The share of the overall state General Fund budget going to debt service payments is less than 3 percent--also the lowest level in over 20 years. We project that the share of the General Fund budget going to debt service payments will remain relatively steady over the next few years. 

Ross Brown

Cannabis Tax Revenue Update: February 2024 February 27, 2024

Our new forecast for 2023-24 cannabis retail excise tax revenue is $675 million, very close to the January Governor’s Budget forecast of $660 million.

Seth Kerstein

Evaluating Tax Policy Changes in the Governor's Budget February 22, 2024

The Governor’s budget includes several proposed tax policy changes. We recommend approving proposals to eliminate certain tax expenditures for fossil fuel companies and conform to federal law on tax deductions for open space and historical preservation. We also suggest, in light of the state’s fiscal situation, seriously considering the proposal to eliminate lenders’ ability to claim tax deductions or refunds for sales tax payments made with bad debt. Finally, we recommend rejecting the proposal to limit the use of net operating loss deductions. 

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Ross Brown
Chas Alamo
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DE 231SEF – Employment for the School Employees Fund
DE 231SK – Stock Options
DE 231TE – Types of Employment
DE 231TM – Telemarketers (Telephone Solicitors)
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