Act 69 Report of Mandatory Fees

Mandatory Fees Collected 2025/26

Act 69 of 2024 for College Affordability and Transparency requires Institutions of Higher Education to present financial information in greater detail to students and to provide financial aid exit counseling at the end of a student’s final academic term. The act was signed into law by Governor Josh Shapiro on July 17, 2024.

Student Fee Transparency (Section 2004-H): Post online from the prior academic year the total amount of mandatory fees collected, with a detailed description of/use of each.

Mandatory Fee  Revenue Collected 
Application Fee  $696,583
Academic Records Fee  $114,368
Activity (SGA) Fee  $2,289,879
Campus Support Fee  $2,950,027
Health Center Fee  $2,928,099
Instructional Services Fee  $6,214,649
Recreation Center Fee  $1,861,691
Student Union Fee  $1,877,508
Transportation Fee  $751,044
Tuition Technology Fee  $4,932,110

Mandatory Fee Usage

Application Fee - 36.8% of the application fee is used to fund the new student orientation program, 56.5% is used to fund housing placements and operations, and 6.7% is used to fund student ID cards.  

Academic Records Fee - 100% of this fee is used to fund transcripts and diplomas.  
Activity (SGA) Fee - 100% of the student activity fee is used to fund student organizations, student activities, and athletics.  

Campus Support Fee - 100% of the campus support fee funds student academic support services, experiential learning opportunities outside of the class, and ADA accessibility.  
Health Center Fee - 100% of this fee funds the health center operations, wellness programs, and counseling services.  

Instructional Services Fee - 100% of this fee is used to fund classroom equipment, course materials, and library resources.  

Recreation Center Fee - 100% of this fee funds the recreation center operations, programs, and activities. 

Student Union Fee - 100% of this fee funds the student union operations, programs, and activities. 

Transportation Fee -  100% of this fee funds the shuttle program and parking lot deferred maintenance.  

Tuition Technology Fee - 100% of the technology is used to support academic and instructional technology that directly benefits students in achieving their program learning objectives. It funds resources such as student computer labs, specialized software, hardware, databases, and licensing costs.