CA AB2610

Prohibits California State University campuses from requiring state-supported matriculated undergraduate students to enroll in self-supporting special session courses to fulfill graduation requirements.

Requires campuses to ensure that courses required for undergraduate degree completion are offered as state-supported courses whenever possible.

Establishes criteria for when campuses may add self-supporting course sections or degree programs, including approval from the Chancellor and a determination that state resources are inadequate for additional state-supported offerings.

Mandates that self-supporting special sessions shall not reduce the aggregate number of state-supported course offerings and must comply with specified conditions such as meeting workforce needs or being designed for career enrichment.

Requires the California State University trustees to receive annual reports beginning in the 2016-17 academic year documenting enrollment in state-supported and self-supported undergraduate courses and the proportion of matriculated students enrolling in self-supported instruction.