Textbooks at UCLA are pictured. Columnist Leanna Flexo argues that the price increase in the Bruin One Access program will add to students’ financial burden. (Daily Bruin file photo)
As Bruins pack their bags to return for fall quarter, they should be focused on taking intriguing classes, building friendships and joining clubs. But Bruin One Access’ $20 quarterly price increase from $129 to $149 will compound students’ financial stress.
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