California AB500 mandates transparency and public participation in University of California admissions changes.
California AB500 requires the University of California to follow specific procedures before implementing changes to undergraduate admissions. The bill mandates that proposals be provided to the official student organization, discussed by the state board and trustees, and made available to the public. The proposal must also be adopted by the regents in an open session. The bill aims to ensure transparency and public participation in the decision-making process for admissions changes.
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