Sam Loud, 37 Nursing Major “I think it sucks. It makes things more competitive for students who are already at CCSF. It deprives them from going to SFSU and makes it stressful. It is a big deal because everybody wants to move on.”

China Langford, 27 Undecided “I think that as long as CCSF can accommodate them, it is great, they are more than welcome. If you cannot go to school because you do not want to, it is your choice. But if you cannot go because of economic reasons, this is wrong.”

Rosa Machuca, 18 Interior Design Major “I think it is unfortunate because CCSF has great classes, but SFSU may have a higher level, and they cannot get that. It is just not cool because they are really trying and have the opportunity to go there, but the budget cuts does not allow them. So, I think it sucks.”

David Manzanares, 18 Undecided “It is unreasonable because if you are going to SFSU you should stay there. It is going to get really crowded here; the classes are going to get full faster. People who want to add won’t be able to.”

Don Brown, 45 Nursing Major “Everybody should get an education. Many people from out of state want to enroll at SFSU, so I think students that are local should have priority. As long as the classrooms are open for CCSF students and they are able to get into classes, I do not see the problem.”

Brennan Wolff, 21 Graphic Design Major “They pay a lot for their classes, so I think they should pay a lot more for ours. It seems like it is a lot more crowded this year. All my classes have 20 or so people who want to add. I really think students already attending CCSF should get priority.”

Hanan Alnaif, 20 Nursing Major “I think it is a bad idea letting students from other campuses coming here, just because the classes here are full. It does make a problem for people that are already here to make a plan when they want to transfer. They may not get into the classes they want. Some rule should be made to let this happen.”