ASI Student Fees

See where your fees go & how they support you.

Your ASI student fees fund programs, services, and opportunities that enhance your experience at Cal State LA. This page breaks it down clearly so you can see how your fees are used and the impact they make.

Total Student Fees Revenue

$1,121,694

Reconciled student fee revenue supporting ASI programs and services for 2026–2027.

Reserves Utilized

−$306,029

Reduction to ASI reserves used to bridge the gap between revised revenue and operating expenses.

Fee Overview

Where your fees go

Your fees are allocated across key areas that support student life, services, and operations. Total revised revenue is $1,219,283, supplemented by $306,029 from ASI reserves. Here's a quick overview of how funding is distributed.

Allocation · 11.0%

Student Government

$167,634

Advocacy, training, travel, grant-in-aid, and marketing.

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Allocation · 19.8%

Student & University Support

$302,027

Child Care Center, RSO club funding, expanded campus programming, and marketing.

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Operational Support · 56.8%

Personnel & Operations

$866,784

Staff salaries, student assistant wages, benefits, payroll, and staff travel.

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Allocation · 12.4%

Corporate Expenses

$188,867

MOUs, audit, technology, insurance, space rental lease chargebacks, and legal services.

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Student Impact

What students actually get

Your fees go beyond numbers — they support real programs, services, and opportunities that benefit students every day.

RSO Club Funding

$40,000 allocated directly to support registered student organizations and co-sponsorships.

Child Care Center

Provides $140,779 to ensure affordable childcare services for student parents.

Civic Leadership

Provides leadership programs, advocacy, and student representation across campus.

Bluebooks & Scantrons

Provides free academic supplies to support student test-taking and success.

Campus Support

Funds $119,733 in campus-wide programming, traditions, and student engagement.

Student Well-Being

Promotes health, wellness, and a balanced student experience throughout the year.

Detailed Budget

Detailed breakdown

Explore a detailed breakdown of how funds are distributed across categories and programs for the 2026–2027 fiscal year.

Student Government

$167,634

Grant-In-Aid$109,484
Student Representative Marketing & Resources$4,250
Specialized Training$12,000
Student Government Travel$11,900

Student & University Support

$302,027

Child Care Center$140,779
Programming$119,733
Student Org. Funding & Co-Sponsorship$40,000
Marketing & Advertisement$30,730
Prior Year Adjustment (Unused Funds)($29,215)

Personnel

$866,784

Staff Salaries$489,631
Benefits$222,694
Student Assistant Wages$132,908
Payroll Charges$12,000
Travel - Out of State$6,000
Travel - In State$1,500
Staff Training & Development$2,000
Dues/Subscriptions$50

Corporate Expenses

$188,867

University Services MOU's$61,760
Space Rental (Lease Chargebacks)$34,700
Auditing Services$31,800
Insurance Premiums$14,484
Dues/Subscriptions$13,232
Fee Collection Services$8,900
Equipment (Technology)$10,000
Supplies/Services (Operating Expense)$7,991
Bank Charges$3,000
Legal Services$3,000

Our Purpose

Our mission

01

Input

Create effective avenues for student input into campus governance and decision-making.

02

Voice

Provide an official platform where student opinion can be heard and represented.

03

Leadership

Offer meaningful opportunities for civic leadership, service, and growth.

04

Rights

Protect the rights and interests of individual students and the campus community.

05

Well-Being

Support the educational, social, physical, and cultural well-being of students.

Student voice

“ASI programs and services make campus life more engaging and supportive for students.”

— Cal State LA Student

Revenue & Long-Term Planning

Budget Funding & Reserves

A transparent look at how the 2026–2027 operating budget is funded and the utilization of reserve funds.

Revenue Stream

Student Body Fees

$1,121,694

Reconciled student fee revenue collected across Fall 2025, Spring 2026, and summer sessions.

Revenue Stream

Other Revenues

$97,589

Income from LAIF investment interest, locker rentals, leadership endowments, and miscellaneous design revenue.

Operational Balancing

Reserves Utilized

−$306,029

Reduction to ASI reserves used to bridge the revenue gap and sustain student programs without service cuts.

Fee Transparency

ASI fee history

ASI student fees have evolved over time to continue supporting programs, services, and student needs across campus.

Executive Order
Effective Date
Total Fee
EO 200
05/15/1974
$26.00
EO 437
05/31/1984
$38.00
EO 527
05/02/1988
$42.00
EO 545
Fall 1989
$54.00
EO 576
Fall 1991
$60.50
EO 654
Fall 1996
$71.25
Semester Conversion
2016
$53.75