Fee Descriptions
The following fees are classified as Category I fees, which are fees that must be paid to apply to, enroll in, or attend the university. Additional
fees may be required to receive services, materials, or to use facilities provided by the university.
Fee to pay for instruction, materials, facilities, and services provided by the University. This fee is supplemented by state tax revenues appropriated
by the state legislature in support of Cal Poly's polytechnic mission.
Fee to support university-wide projects that address (1) educational quality, (2) student learning and progress toward degree completion, and
(3) institutional productivity. Allocation of these funds is based on a comprehensive, campus-wide consultative process involving faculty, students,
and staff.
Effective Fall 2002, this fee increased and the incremental revenue generated as a result of the increase is allocated to exclusively support
the degree programs, faculty, staff, and students in individual colleges. The allocation of these incremental funds is based on consultative
processes between deans, faculty, and students within their respective college.
This fee actually consists of four distinct components dedicated for specific purposes as follows: Children's Center Fee, Athletic Scholarship
Fee, Student Community Service Fee, and the General Programming Fee. The General Programming Fee goes towards support of ASI programs, services,
and student government representation.
Fee to support a variety of extra-curricular campus programs such as radio, drama, music, art exhibits, agricultural events and other instructionally
related programs. Intercollegiate Athletics is also partially supported by this fee.
Fee to pay for health services for students. Supports student Health Services department and health and wellness programs.
Fee to pay lease, construction and maintenance costs of student health centers.
Fee to support operation and maintenance of the Cal Poly ID card and its uses. This card is used for meal plans, library services, Campus Express
Club, access to the Recreation Center and free transportation on city buses.
Fee to finance, construct, maintain and operate University Union. This fee supports University Union programs, services and administration.
The fee also supports recreational sports programs such as intramural sports, collegiate sport clubs, and recreational center operations and
maintenance.
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