The ASSET Fee is a required fee charged to students taking classes in the College of Arts & Sciences, regardless of their school/program/degree. For example, a business or engineering student taking a class delivered by Arts & Sciences will be charged this fee. The fee supports development and delivery of instruction in the College of Arts & Sciences. The fee was approved by the Board of Regents in 2008.
$1.32 per credit hour per semester
You can apply up to $1,500 in CU Book Store charges per semester to your tuition and fee bill during fall, spring and summer terms. Visit the CU Book Store for more information.
Day 1 Digital Access provides the least expensive version of your course materials. If you see "Day 1 Digital Crs Materials" on the university bill, students will have already received several emails from the CU Book Store with the subject line "Day 1 Digital Access." Access is granted to students on the first day of classes (Day 1). Students also should have received information about the program from their professor and class syllabus. You can learn more about Day 1 Digital Access on the CU Book Store's website.
Book Store charges may appear on the 2nd or 3rd bill of the semester because they are billed after the course drop deadline to give students the maximum amount of time to make choices about their course schedule and for students to have a chance to opt out and pursue other course material formats.
If you received a refund (from financial aid or for other reasons), we cannot hold refunds in anticipation of future charges. If a charge does come on the bill after you receive a refund, you are responsible for paying the additional charges.
The Immigration Compliance Fee is required for international students. It funds mandatory federal compliance reporting. It is nonrefundable if the student withdraws during the period when withdrawal processing fees apply. This fee was approved by the Board of Regents in 2003. It increased from $22 to $40 in Fall 2014.
$40 per semester
The New Student Fee is a one-time, nonrefundable fee assessed at the time of first registration for students entering a degree-seeking program. Nondegree students who are admitted to degree status are charged the New Student Fee at the time they first register. The fee varies depending on degree and international status.
| Buff OneCard | Forever Buffs Alumni Membership | Immunization Reporting Management | International Student Support Programs | Undergraduate New Student Welcome Programs | Registration and Records Services | TOTAL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New First-Years and New Undergraduate Transfers | $21 | $70 | $6 | $0 | $100 | $35 | $232 |
| New International Undergraduate First-Years and Transfers | $21 | $70 | $6 | $318 | $50 | $35 | $500 |
| New Graduate Students and New Graduate Transfers | $21 | Not included | $6 | $0 | N/A | $35 | $62 |
| New International Graduate Students and Transfers | $21 | Not included | $6 | $83 | N/A | $35 | $145 |
If you live on campus, you'll see on-campus housing and meals listed on the bill as “Housing Room & Board.” For more information, visit Housing & Dining Rates and Contracts.
Graduate and Professional Student Government administrative fee for all graduate students. Approved by the Board of Regents in 2002; increased from $7.50 to $11.62 effective Fall 2021. This fee is not charged in summer term.
$11.62 per semester
