Under normal circumstances, the Santa Rosa Junior College Petaluma campus, with its many brand-new facilities and the ability to now accommodate three times as many students, would be preparing to expand its class offerings. But the current economic plunge has left the Petaluma campus, as well as virtually all other educational institutions throughout the nation, with major financial challenges, and it has turned to eliminating classes to save funds. The campus will be cutting about 70 classes from its fall offerings, but this doesn’t necessarily mean that enrollment will drop, says Jane Saldaña-Talley, the executive dean.
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