What are UCSA fees?

The "UCSA Fee" is an optional fee available to undergraduate students enrolled in any University of California campus. This fee serves a specific purpose within the academic community.

The primary objective of the UCSA Fee is to fund the University of California Student Association (UCSA), an organization that is both student-led and officially recognized by the state.

UCSA represents a vast population of over 230,000 undergraduate students from across all UC campuses. Its mandate extends beyond the university boundaries, encompassing both state and national levels.

By contributing to the UCSA Fee, students actively participate in supporting the organization's endeavors, which aim to enhance their academic and extracurricular experiences.

The fee provides essential financial resources to UCSA, enabling it to carry out its mission effectively and efficiently. This includes advocating for student rights, organizing events, and fostering a sense of community among students.