General University Fee

Jax State undergraduate and graduate students are subject to the General University fees regardless of enrollment status (full-time or part-time), residency (in-state or out-of-state), or instructional method (in-person or online). This fee supports student-related programs and institutional services of those programs. Unless otherwise noted, the fees below are mandatory and cannot be waived.

Wellness Center (UREC) Fee
Supports operating expenses for the University Recreation Center. Also, supports the debt service for the retirement of bonds issued to build the University Recreation Center

Student Activity Fee
Supports student organization activities, student programming, SGA operations, campus events, and clubs.

Writing Center Fee
Supports student writing services provided by the English Department.

Library Fee
Supports the library databases, physical and electronic collections, expanded data network access to digital resources, improved library automated systems, and enhanced online learning systems and assistive technologies. Additionally, the fee supports the hosting and access to digital copies of theses, dissertations, and directed projects.

Campus Transportation Fee (JSURide Services)
Supports campus transportation (including bike racks, JSURide buses/vans, and escooters).

Technology Access Fee
Supports the hardware, network infrastructure, and technical services required to provide students with access to campus technology resources. This includes high-tech classrooms, computer labs, computers in common-use areas, wireless connectivity, classroom technology equipment, multimedia presentation systems, demonstration stations, and discipline-specific technology infrastructure.

Student Success Center Fee
Supports student success services which provide tutoring, career and academic advising, success coaching, and life skills services to students.

Facilities (Classroom Upgrade) Fee
Provides source for financing to improve facilities and fund expenditures such as replacing carpets in student lounges, remodeling classrooms, etc., to make improvements to areas that have an impact on students.