There are many different types of fees that students are charged. These fees serve a variety of purposes and generally the income that is generated from a certain type of fee can only be used for very specific purposes. On this page of our website you will find links to documents that explain the different types of fees, what they are used for, and how they are set.
Student Fees at UCLA
These documents list and explain the purpose of each type of fee that a student may be charged at UCLA.
University of California Student Fee Policy – Student Services Fee
This document includes the guidelines for campus implementation of the Student Services Fee portion of the University of California Student Fee Policy (effective fall 2010).
- Regents Policy 310: The Unicersity of California Student Tuition and Fee Policy
- Guidelines for Implementing the SSF portion of the UC Student Fee Policy
University of California Student User Fee Policy
As a UCLA student you may be charged a user fee for a variety of services. There are guidelines that limit the use of these fees and provide for SFAC review of all of these fees.
Course Materials Fee Policies
Course materials fees are fees that are associated with some courses that require the use of special materials. The Course Materials Fee Policy governs the establishment of these fees and provides for SFAC review.
Current UCLA Fees
The UCLA Registrar provides information on current fee levels for all students.