Undergraduate Academic Year Educational Fees and Estimated Expenses   Commuting from Home Living in University Housing On Campus Non-Resident Living Away from Home/Off-Campus State University Fee $ 2,520 $ 2,520 $ 10,170 $ 2,520 Other Registration Fees (see below for details) $ 446 $ 446 $ 446 $ 446 Books $ 900 $ 900 $ 900 $ 900 Miscellaneous Personal $ 1,850 $ 1,980 $ 1,980 $ 1,980 Transportation $ 1,008 $ 650 $ 650 $ 1,008 Meals & Housing $ 3,222 $ 7,770 $ 7,770 $ 9,000 TOTAL $   9,946 $  14,266 $   21,916 $  15,854 Note: Graduate student State University fee per semester: (0-6 units $900.00, 6.1+ units $1,551.00) Non-resident of California Fee (Undergraduate/Graduate)----$339.00 per unit Foreign Visa Student (Undergraduate/Graduate)----------------$339.00 per unit Based on 30 units per Year Note: Fees Subject to change Health Facilities Fee ($6.00/year): This fee is paid by all students enrolled at CSUDH and covers the costs of repayment for building construction (originally financed by an extended-pay bond measure), and provides for the maintenance, repair and required improvements and equipment replacement in a campus Student Health facility. Health Services Fee ($80.00/year): Every regularly enrolled CSUDH student pays a mandatory Health Services Fee of $40.00 per semester. This fee entitles the student to medical treatment of acute illnesses and injuries in the Student Health Center. It supports a trained professional medical staff, including Physicians, Nurse Practitioners and Nurses, Pharmacist, Laboratory Technologist, Health Educator, X-Ray Technologist and support staff. The funding also assures that in-house laboratory and diagnostic X-ray procedures are performed without additional cost to students. Elective services, orthopedic supplies, off-site reference laboratory tests, and pharmacy prescriptions are available at minimal additional costs to all eligible students. Instructional Related Activities Fee ($10.00/year): This fee, paid by all CSUDH students, was established to provide support for essential educational experiences and activities that aid and supplement the fundamental educational mission of the institution. One of its objectives is to reduce the demands on the Associated Students funds for instructionally related activities so that the Student Body Fee can be used to underwrite authorized programs and services based on student priorities. Instructionally related activities are those activities which are at least partially sponsored by an academic discipline or department and which are integrally related to its instructional offerings. Examples include, but are not limited to: "hands-on" experience in radio, television, film; music and dance performances; drama and musical productions; art exhibitions; intercollegiate athletic events; publications; etc. Student Center Fee ($210.00/year): Paid by all students enrolled at CSUDH, this fee is the primary financial support for the University Student Union operations and programs. Fees are used to repay interest and bonds related to original construction, personnel to maintain and operate the facility and its programs, landscape maintenance, equipment, programs, activities and overhead costs such as utilities. Student Activity Fee ($140.00/year): Paid by all students at CSUDH, this fee is composed of: $3.00/year for the Center of Learning and Academic Support to provide campus-wide tutoring open to all students and includes the wages paid for student tutors; $3.00/year for the Child Development Center to provide limited child care services and includes costs for materials, nutrition, salaries and wages, maintenance, insurance and other related expenses; $19.00/year for the Athletics Department for scholarships, equipment, programming, hourly game technician, etc., directly related to student participation in intercollegiate athletics (fee is not used for salaries and wages of athletic administrators, attendants, coaches, staff, or trainers); $35.00/year for student programming for and by various campus clubs and organizations providing activities throughout the year, and for student government (ASI) business operations including accounting services, insurance, salaries and benefits for two professional staff and various student assistants. Associated Students, Inc. operates a charitable and educational organization exercising self-governance in the conduct of student activities for the general welfare of the entire student body of Dominguez Hills.