Cost: $8 per credit hour (to a maximum of $96 per semester).

Who pays: All Fairbanks-area students (Fairbanks or UAF Community and Technical College sites) enrolled in 3 or more credits.

What's covered: The Athletics fee provides admission to all home athletic competitions. Admission will only be guaranteed until the start of each event. Fee excludes post-season competitions. For further details regarding event/ticket policies visit visit www.alaskananooks.com.

Cost: Not available at time of printing. Updated rate information may be available.

Who pays: Students enrolled in 9 or more credits, students living in university housing and all international students with F-1 and J-1 visas (including Canadian students) must have health insurance coverage. Coverage is not valid until your account is paid or you are enrolled in a payment plan. If you do not already have health insurance, you must buy the student health insurance coverage provided through the university. Departments such as the Student Health and Counseling Center, Residence Life (housing) and the Office of International Programs may request proof of insurance from you at any time during the semester. Insurance is optional for students enrolled in 6 - 8 credit hours.

To be eligible for the UAF student insurance plans, students must actively attend classes for at least the first 31 days after the date for which coverage is purchased. Correspondence, home study, Internet and distance education courses alone do not fulfill the eligibility requirements that the student actively attend classes. You must take at least 3 credits of on-campus (in the classroom) courses in order to meet eligibility requirements. Remaining credits may include correspondence, home study, Internet or distance education courses.

Students taking 6 or more credit hours who do not meet eligibility requirements because they are not physically attending classes may enroll in the plan on a voluntary basis using the Distance Education enrollment form and paying the Distance Education rate. Distance Education enrollment forms are available at the Student Health and Counseling Center or from the Student Resources website.

What's covered: Most accidents and acute illnesses up to a specified maximum amount per illness or injury. For more details, see the health insurance brochure.

How to pay: Insurance is not automatically charged to your account. You must add the health insurance fee to your bill during fee payment. You can also add the insurance premium at UAOnline or by visiting the Business Office in Signers' Hall. Distance Education students -- see the note above under "Who pays".

Waivers: International students on F-1 and J-1 visas (including Canadian students) who meet specified requirements may get a waiver signed at the Office of International Programs 474-5327.

Cost, fall 2012: Single vehicle, $39 for 8 or fewer credits; $74 for 9 or more credits; $136 annual permit.

Cost, spring 2013: Single vehicle, $41 for 8 or fewer credits; $78 for 9 or more credits; $143 annual permit purchased in the spring.

Multi-vehicle: With any of the permit options, you can register up to four vehicles for an additional $10. You will receive a hang tag that will allow you to park one vehicle on campus at a time. (Campus residents may not purchase the multi-vehicle option. Employees are not eligible to purchase parking permits at student rates.)

Who pays: Students who choose to park a vehicle at any on- or off-campus UA, UAF, or Community and Technical College location are required to have a parking permit or permit displayed on the vehicle at all times, including evenings. Costs are based on the combined total credit hour enrollment at UAF, Community and Technical College, Center for Distance Education, or any class held at a UAF location where credit is given through another location.

What's covered: Parking in permit-required and general use lots/spaces at any on- or off-campus UA, UAF, or Community and Technical College location in Fairbanks.

How to order your permit: Request your permit through UAF Parking Services' online system. The online system allows you to select the type of parking permit/s you need, your delivery option and payment method.

How to pay: Complete your permit purchase at UAF Parking Services' online system at www.uaf.edu/parking/. Payment options are MasterCard, Visa or "student account," if you have added parking to your student account. You may also pay for the permit on UAOnline or at the Business Office in Signer's Hall. The permit must then be picked up at Parking Services' office at 803 Alumni Drive, Room 114, in the Facilities Services building. Bring your current state vehicle registration with you. It is the responsibility of all students parking a vehicle on any UAF property (on or off campus) to be knowledgeable of UAF parking regulations. For more information, call 474-PARK (7275), email uaf-parking@alaska.edu or visit online at www.uaf.edu/parking/.

Cost: $20 per semester.

Who pays: Students enrolled in 3 or more Fairbanks section credits (Fairbanks or UAF Community and Technical College sites).


What's covered: The student sustainability fee is a student-initiated fee that is invested in energy-efficiency programs and renewable-energy projects at UAF.

Cost: 2 percent of tuition.

Who pays: All students.

What's covered: The UA network charge covers rapidly rising costs, especially in the maintenance and enhancement of the university-wide technology infrastructure. The 2 percent network charge is applied on a per credit hour basis (rounded to the nearest dollar) to tuition, non-resident surcharges if applicable, and fees in lieu of tuition for credit and non-credit courses. The minimum network charge per course is $3.

Cost: $25 per semester.

Who pays: All Fairbanks-area students (Fairbanks campus or UAF Community and Technical College sites) enrolled in 9 credits or more. Students taking courses outside the Fairbanks area are not required to pay the fee.

What's covered: The Wood Center student life fee supports Nanook traditions such as Starvation Gulch, Winter Carnival and SpringFest as well as student activities and student life programs.

Cost: $75 for fall and $35 for spring, covers all programs, except special Outdoor Adventures activities.

Who pays: Any new student may participate in UAF New Student Orientation on the Fairbanks campus. New Student Orientation is required for all first-year baccalaureate degree students entering UAF with less than 30 credits. The program is also required for all E.D.G.E. students (first-year residential students under 20 years of age entering with less than 30 credits), UA Scholars and incoming international students in undergraduate F-1 or J-1 status.

What's covered: All materials, sessions, general entertainment and meals not included in student meal plans.

Who pays: Applicants to certificate and associate degree programs should include $40 with their admissions application; applicants to baccalaureate programs should include $50; applicants to graduate programs, $60.

What's covered: Assessment and processing of prospective student applications.