<p>My registration fee summary looks like this:
BERKELEY CAMPUS...................................$250.75
STMT OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FEE.....$100.00
HEALTH INSURANCE..................................$0.00
EDUCATIONAL..........................................$4,701.00
CLASS PASS FEE - TRANSIT.......................$68.00
STUDENT SERVICES FEE...........................$350.00</p>
<p>My balance states that I owe $5,369.75, but shouldn't I owe $5,269.75(100 dollars less) since the statement of intent payment was a deposit, not a fee?</p>
<p>“You may accept admission to one campus only. You may not transfer your acceptance from one campus to another after you declare your intent to register. A $100 nonrefundable deposit must accompany your acceptance.”</p>
<p>Yeah meAKAme, but if you think about it, they’re deducting $100 from the $100 ‘STMT OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FEE’ they included. So technically, you just paid $100 to relieve a fee, but the SIR payment should have been a deposit.</p>
<p>The Student Services Fee (previously called the registration fee) is $450. They listed it as $350. That accounts for the missing $100. Although they said that the deposit would be applied to the educational fees (tuition), looks like they apply it to student services fee instead. Still, gets to the same correct answer for balance due. </p>
<p>Accounted for in a more normal way, the fees due for a semester for an in-state undergrad are:</p>
<p>Student Services $450.00
Education (tuition) $4,701.00
Campus $250.75
Transit $68.00
Health $0.00 (since you waived it)
Total $5,469.75
less SIR deposit $100.00
Balance due $5,369.75</p>
<p>The bizarre thing is that they list the SIR deposit as if it is another fee, thus have to knock down the Student Services fee to reconcile it.</p>