Academic Fees Administration

College fees broken down by rate per term

College fees broken down by rate per term

For every proposed fee, faculty and administrators will review all existing required tuition and all applicable fees including, but not limited to mandatory, program, and college fees.  New and increased fees must be considered within the context of all fees paid by the effected students.  Following are links for tuition and fee information.

• Tuition and fee information
  • information is listed by term and campus (to see fee breakdown, select a term and expand Fee Detail)
• Additional fee descriptions
  • See descriptions of mandatory fees and additional fees

Necessity of additional student cost has been validated and contributes to student benefit/success.

Other funding options have been explored and exploration confirms a fee as the most fitting funding mechanism.

ABOR requires Evidence of student consultation including notification and consultation with elected student representatives concerning the proposed tuition, mandatory fees, college fees or program fees.  “Elected student representatives” means the students elected to college councils and associated student government.  The department must meet with elected student representatives, in addition to program participants,  to discuss new or increased program fee proposals.

Document the following for each student input communication

A minimum of two reports are expected.  One for the students in the program and one for the elected student representatives.  Student representative data should be kept separate from program student data.  Multiple communications with program students is recommended unless all students can be reached with one communication.

1. Identification of audiences: program members and elected student representatives.
2. Number of total program members.
3. Method and date of communication: surveys, forums, regularly scheduled program meetings (recommended if available).
4. Number of invitations and number of actual responders/attendees from program members and elected student representatives.
5. Response analysis
   1. General response- with sample comments
   2. Concerns expressed- with sample comments
   3. Level of understanding- with sample comments

For new programs without current student enrollment, the requirements are the same, but the audience is comprised of the following:

Prospective students: recruiting/orientations; first-year students; elected student representatives.

1. Department Charges displays course and program fee charges by term with both summary and student level detail of the amount charged, paid, and balance due. The data is displayed for the term(s) selected regardless of fiscal year in which the revenue was collected under Louie->Student Financials->Department Charges
2. PS Financials Transactions Detail- State and Local course and program fee revenue data by Fiscal Year for the selected PS Financials speedchart under Financial Management Reports->General Accounting->PS Financials Transactions Detail- State and Local

The following reports are useful in reviewing and maintaining Student Groups that have been established to manage the application of a program fee.

1. Enrollment Status by Student Group includes enrolled and eligible to enroll student for the current or future term under Louie->Student Reports->Student Records->Enrollment Status by Student Group
2. Data Integrity – Active Student Groups listing all students in a student group with their effective date regardless of enrollment status under Louie->Data Integrity->Data Integrity – Active Student Groups
3. Data Integrity – Student Group History contains historical and future student group information for each student within the selected Student Group (active/inactive dates) under Louie->Data Integrity->Data Integrity – Student Group History

Find all available reports.

See 23-24 active program fee overview.