Community college enrollment fees are set by the California State Legislature. All fees are subject to change.
Tuition and enrollment fees are charged per unit of enrollment. These fees are set by the State of California and are subject to change at any time. Students who have registered for classes prior to an increase may be required to pay the additional amount.
The foreign student application fee applies to all international students. Some international students may be exempt from paying this fee if they demonstrate economic hardship. Read Regulation R-2251 Nonresident and International Student Fees to learn more.
The student representation fee supports student government in its effort to advocate and lobby for legislative issues that affect students.
$1 of every $2 fee supports the operations of a statewide community college student organization that is recognized by the Board of Governors of the California Community Colleges (Assembly Bill 1504). This statewide organization provides for student representation and participation in state-level community college shared governance as well as governmental affairs representatives to advocate before the legislature and other state and local governmental entities.
Students can refuse to pay this fee based on moral, religious, political, or financial grounds. To be exempted from paying the fee, submit the Student Representation Fee Exemption Form, preferably before you pay your fees.
This fee was established under provision of California Education Code section 76060.5 and California Code of Regulations, Title V, sections 54801-54805.
In a remote environment, the health services fee provides access to virtual health and mental health services as well as virtual mental health counseling by local mental health counselors. College nurses are available by appointment for phone or email advice and referrals to community resources as needed. College nurses will offer remote health and wellness educational offerings throughout the semester along with virtual health fairs.
The following students may be exempted from the health services fee if they submit the Health Services Fee Exemption Form before the last day of the semester:
The following students are not charged the health services fee:
The Universal transit pass (UTP) is available to certain students for use on Regional Transit (RT) services, including buses and light rail. All eligible students are charged the UTP fee, regardless of whether or not they use the pass.
The UTP is available electronically via SacRT's mobile fare app, ZipPass. Learn how to download and use ZipPass.
Visit the Sacramento Regional Transit website for a list of all transit and bus systems that accept the UTP. UC Davis Unitrans does not accept the UTP.
Students taking one or more units during the spring or fall semester are eligible for the UTP. All students are eligible for the UTP in the summer semester, regardless of how many units they take.
Some students are not eligible for the UTP and therefore are not charged the fee. These students include:
Eligible students will pay $3 per unit during the fall semester. Any fraction of a unit is rounded up to the next whole unit. The minimum fee charged is $3.00 (for one unit) and the maximum fee is $45 (for 15 or more units). For example:
Eligible students will pay $3 per unit during the spring semester. Any fraction of a unit is rounded up to the next whole unit. The minimum fee charged is $3.00 (for one unit) and the maximum fee is $36 (for 12 or more units). For example:
During the summer 2024 semester, all eligible students pay $13 for the UTP.
The semester parking permit is a decal that is placed on the windshield or hung from the rear-view mirror. Students can buy a semester parking permit online via eServices (select Financial Account, then select Purchase Parking Permit) or in person*.
If a semester parking permit is lost or stolen, then you will have to pay full price for a new one. If a vehicle is sold or damaged, then a replacement can be issued for $2. You will need to provide the old decal and proof of sale or repair for the $2 replacement.
* Parking permits can be purchased at the Business Services Office on each campus.
Students can buy daily parking permits from machines located in the parking lots at each campus. Daily parking permits are not recommended for motorcycles because they can be easily stolen. Read Los Rios' Administrative Regulation R-2252: Student Parking Fees to learn more.