Description
of Fees:
Infrastructure
Maintenance Fee (IMF)
Fee supports debt service associated with South Campus residence halls and partially supports Operating and Maintenance (O&M) costs related to UCONN 2000 construction projects as well as preventive and deferred maintenance.
Graduate
Matriculation Fee
Each degree-seeking student under the jurisdiction of the Graduate School
pays a Graduate Matriculation Fee. This fee is payable regardless of the credit
load or the campus of registration, and applies to students registering for
Continuing Registration or other zero-credit courses as well. Graduate students
who enter graduate school with more than six credits of advanced course work
and apply it to their degree requirements are responsible for payment of the
Graduate Matriculation Fee for those semester(s) in which the excess non-degree
work was taken, unless the fee is waived by the Dean of the Graduate School.
Graduate
Student Activity Fee
A non-refundable fee is charged each semester to all students taking courses
at the Storrs campus. The proceeds from this fee are used by the Graduate
Student Senate for its programs for graduate student welfare and recreation.
Student Union Building Fee
Fee supports the additional financing that was needed to fully fund the Student Union renovation and expansion project. The building provides enhanced meeting room space for student organizations, programming space for student activities and events, food service options, and the addition of a multi-purpose theater. In addition, the building provides space for all of the cultural centers in a single location, as well as the other critical student services.
Transit Fee
Fee supports the campus shuttle bus service including bus maintenance, bus drivers and administrative support.
Continuous Registration
Students not registering with the University for credit-bearing course work or other curricular of fering in a given semester are required to maintain a continuing registration in the Graduate School by registering for one of the Graduate School's zero-credit Continuing Registration courses. These courses include GRAD 398 for nonthesis master's degree students, GRAD 399 for thesis master's degree students, GRAD 498 for doctoral students not yet engaged in dissertation research or writing, and GRAD 499 for doctoral students currently engaged in disser tation research or writing.
Reinstatement Fee
Graduate School regulations require registration in each semester by all graduate degree program students. (See "Continuing Registration.") Students at the Storrs campus, at the Avery Point regional campus, or at the Health Center in Farmington who fail to complete initial course registration by the end of the tenth day of classes of any semester will be dropped from active status and will be required to pay a reinstatement fee.
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