Who decides?
UC students are surveyed annually to assess priorities and establish which services should be continued, amended or improved. The results of this survey inform the Student Levy Advisory Board (SLAB), who then make recommendations to the Vice-Chancellor on where money from the levy should be spent, as well as the amount students should be charged the following year.
The SLAB is made up of equal UC staff and UCSA representatives. It provides the opportunity for the UCSA to represent the student body and ensure the money is spent in ways that support your university experience and journey.
How much do I pay?
Depending on how you study at UC, the levy amount you pay differs.
Students who are enrolled to study on campus courses with the site codes C, M and A are charged $9.72 per academic point. For one whole year of study (120 points), you will be charged $1166.40. Full information on course codes can be found here.
Students who study off campus courses with the site codes D, O, E, N, R, T, F or, Y and have limited access to campus-based student services are charged a reduced rate, calculated at $1.94 (20% of full charge) per academic point. For one whole year of study (120 points), you will be charged $232.80.
The amount of points you are studying depends on your qualification and the courses you are enrolled in. The maximum amount a student can pay in one academic year is $1,458.