$4.13 (refusable/refundable)—Assessed to most students. Collegians for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT) is a non-profit, non-partisan, student run advocacy group that gives students the opportunity to participate in issues, research, and public policies revolving around environmentalism and other social concerns. CFACT upholds a conservative philosophy and believes that most consumer and environmental problems can best be met and overcome through the power of the free enterprise system and the ingenuity of science and technology.
COUNCIL OF COLLEGE BOARDS
$1.06—Assessed to all undergraduates. (Fee not refundable.)
CREDIT BY SPECIAL EXAMINATION
$30—Check with your college office for further information.
DENTISTRY—INSTRUMENT USAGE FEE
$155—Equipment fee for all students (dental hygiene, DDS, certificate, and graduate students)
$340—Instrument usage fee for TJM residents.
$430—Instrument usage fee for postdoctoral students enrolled in periodontics.
$585—Instrument usage fee for postdoctoral students enrolled in pedodontics.
$615—Instrument usage fee for students enrolled in endodontics.
$400—Microscope rental fee for postdoctoral students enrolled in endodontics.
$670—Instrument usage fee for postdoctoral students enrolled in prosthodontics.
$1,170 ($585 summer)—Instrument usage fees for 1st year predoctoral dental students.
$1,135 ($567.50 summer)—Instrument usage fees for 2nd and 3rd year predoctoral dental students.
$985 ($492.50 summer)—Instrument usage fees for 4th year predoctoral dental students.
$915—Instrument usage fee for 5th year predoctoral dental students.
$965—Instrument usage fee for GPR residents.
$1,020—Instrument usage fee for AEGD residents.
$560—Instrument usage fee for dental hygiene students.
$72.60—Disability insurance fee for 1st-4th year students.
$92—Health insurance premium dental residents.
DIPLOMA REPLACEMENT FEE
$15—replacement fee for most diplomas.
$25—replacement fee for School of Dentistry or Medical School diplomas.
EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, COLLEGE OF
$550—EdPa administrative licensure fee.
$275—EdPa multiple endorsement fee.
$30—Part-time school counseling licensure application fee.
$75—School psychology program fees, 1st and 2nd year students
$30—School psychology program fees, 3rd year students.
$50—Initial licensure, Master of Education confirmation fee
$48—Credential registration fee.
$5—Credential fee additional files.
$5—Credential copy fee.
$12—Inactive credential file fee.
$15—Credential next day service.
$5—Credential pick-up fee.
GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL STUDENT ASSEMBLY (GAPSA)
$11.53—Assessed every semester to degree-seeking students in most professional schools and students in the Graduate School. (Fee not refundable.)
HEALTH BENEFIT PLAN, UNIVERSITY SPONSORED
$680 per semester —Automatically assessed to most students who do not have hospitalization insurance and are enrolled in a degree program for 6 or more credits per semester (3 or more credits for summer) that count toward the assessment of the mandatory student services fee.
$799 per semester —Assessed to Allied Health Center students and all international students. Required in addition for dependents of international students. For more information on international requirements, contact the Student Insurance Office, Boynton Health Service, 410 Church Street SE, Minnepolis, MN 55455, or go to www.bhs.umn.edu/insurance/international.htm.
HUMAN ECOLOGY, COLLEGE OF
$1,200—Coordinated programs.
$3,400—Diatetic internship
INSTALLMENT PLAN FEE
$35 flat fee per term to pay student account charges by installments.
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS SERVICE FEE
$250-$400 per semester according to services provided—For international students supported under contractual arrangements with sponsoring agencies or entities requiring special administrative or management services beyond those normally provided.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AID FEE
$6 per semester—Required of all students who hold nonimmigrant visas.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT FEE
$60 per semester—Required of all students who hold temporary nonimmigrant visas—administrative fee.
I.T. STUDENT PUBLICATIONS
$1.41 —Assessed to all I.T. students who pay the student services fee.
LATE PAYMENT FEE
$30 per billing cycle.
LATE REGISTRATION FEES
$50—for any initial registration during the first two weeks of any session (regular, first, or second session).
$100—for any initial registration beginning the third week of any session (regular, first, or second session) or later.
MINNESOTA PUBLIC INTEREST RESEARCH GROUP (MPIRG)
$4.13 (refusable/refundable)—Assessed to most students. The Minnesota Public Interest Research Group (MPIRG) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, student-run organization funded at the Twin Cities campus by an optional semester fee of $4.13. A statewide advocacy group, MPIRG gives the students the opportunity to speak out on public issues and work for social change. The fee supports a professional staff for lobbying, litigation, organizing, and research.
MINNESOTA STUDENT ASSOCIATION (MSA)
$2.87—Assessed to all undergraduates registered for 6 or more credits.
(Fee not refundable.)
MUSIC PRACTICE ROOMS
Rooms with upright or grand piano, harp, harpsichord, organ, or percussion as well as rooms with no instrument are available on a per semester basis. Check in 100 Ferguson Hall for rental information and rates.
ORIENTATION FEE
$40—Required of all new students in the Graduate School except: graduate students who attended the University as undergraduates; graduate Management students; and students in post-baccalaureate education, master of education, and master of agriculture programs. (Fee not refundable.)
PUBLIC HEALTH
$160—One time credentialing fee assessed to all admitted
and matriculated certificate students in the Public Health Practice Major.
This includes the Public Health Certificates in Core Concepts, Foodsafety and
Biosecurity, Occupational Health and Safety and Preparedness, Response and
Recovery.
NOTE: All individuals must present a valid U Card every time they enter Recreational Sports facilities.
Currently registered students who have been assessed the student services fee will need to provide proof of that assessment by presenting their U Card.
Currently registered students who are not assessed the student services fee must purchase a semester membership to become eligible to use recreational facilities and programs. Similar memberships (at different costs) are available for faculty, staff, and spouses/partners of members.
Summer memberships are also available to students, faculty, and staff from all University of Minnesota campuses.
A variety of activities are available, including aquatics, intramurals, fitness programs, aerobics, open recreation, court sports, sports clubs, rock climbing, and other activities. Some activities require payment of additional fees.
Lockers and towels can be rented at the University Recreation Center and the St. Paul Gym.
For further information, including the current fee rates, call or visit
one of the Recreational Sports offices: University Recreation Center, Minneapolis (612–625–6800), or St. Paul Gym (612–625–8283). To learn more about Recreational Sports offerings, visit the Web (at recsports.umn.edu).
RETURN ITEM FEE
$20
SPEECH-LANGUAGE-HEARING SCIENCES, DEPARTMENT OF
The Julia M. Davis Speech-Language-Hearing Center collects modest clinical fees for services in evaluation and treatment of communication disorders related to speech, language, cognition, and hearing. A sliding scale of reduced fees is available to individuals who pre-qualify based on documented financial need. Full-time students pay $5.00 per session. More information about fee policies is available on the Web (at www.cdis.umn.edu).
TRANSPORTATION FEE
$12.50—Assessed to all students (except post secondary option students, Regents Scholarship and P&A academic benefit students, and students registered in off-campus, nonmetro courses or Independent and Distance Learning courses only)—to support the UPass program. (Nonrefundable.)
