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   What fees do UC Berkeley students pay?

   • In addition to tuition, UC Berkeley students pay several types of fees, including a campus fee, tuition fees, student services fee, and others. A summary of these fees is included below. All fees are automatically billed to your account and will be reflected on monthly electronic bills. All fees are subject to change.

   Tuition & Fees - Office of the Registrar

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   How does UC Berkeley calculate undergraduate costs?

   • UC Berkeley calculates the estimated undergraduate costs using the student budget. This represents the average amounts paid by UC students, based on three types of housing situations: living in a residence hall, living off campus, and living with relatives. Non-Resident: $78,582/year *Calculated based on students living in the residence halls.

   Cost - Office of Undergraduate Admissions

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   How much does it cost to study at Berkeley?

   • While your personal expense budget (including housing, food and transportation) is up to you, you can expect to pay upwards of $28,000 or more per year. But don’t be put off. Financial aid, fellowships and teaching appointments can reduce these costs and cover the cost of tuition and fees for many Berkeley graduate students.

   Tuition Costs & Fees - Berkeley Graduate Division

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   Does UC Berkeley pay for personal expenses?

   • Direct Undergraduate Costs Charged by UC Berkeley for your Entering Academic Year Personal Expenses* Personal expenses are expected indirect costs not billed to your student account. Your financial aid refund and/or work-study earnings, if you receive them, will help cover these expenses. You control these costs, so amounts will vary.

   Student Budgets (Cost of Attendance) - Financial Aid & Scholarships

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2. registrar.berkeley.edu › tuitioTuition & Fees - Office of the Registrar

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   In addition to tuition, UC Berkeley students pay several types of fees, including a campus fee, tuition fees, student services fee, and others. A summary of these fees is included below. All fees are automatically billed to your account and will be reflected on monthly electronic bills.

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3. admission.universityofcalifornia.edu › tuitionTuition & cost of attendance | UC Admissions

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   This chart estimates the cost of attending UC for one year as a new nonresident undergraduate. UC tuition includes $34,200 in nonresident supplemental tuition. Keep in mind that your total cost will vary depending on your personal expenses and the campus you attend. Direct costs.

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5. guide.berkeley.edu › tuition-fees-financial-aidTuition, Fees, and Financial Aid | Berkeley Academic Guide

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   Tuition & Fees Required Tuition and Fees: Current Fee Schedule. Visit the Office of the Registrar’s website for current fee information. All tuition and fees are subject to change. Paying Tuition and Registration Fees

6. grad.berkeley.edu › steps-to-apply › costs-feesTuition Costs & Fees - Berkeley Graduate Division

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   Fees include student services fees, tuition, campus fee, class pass transit fee, health insurance, nonresident fees (if applicable), document management fees and other fees related to your specific type of degree.