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Student Fee Allocation<\/h1><\/header>\n\n\n

Each semester, the students at UWM pay around $700 in segregated fees to fund services and activities that improve student life. These segregated fees are split into two categories: allocable, and non-allocable. Non-allocable segregated fees include such services as the Student Union, the Student Health and Wellness Center, and the Children\u2019s Learning Center. Allocable departments include services such as The Green Fund, Support U, and the Student Appropriations Committee. The Student Association directly approves the allocable segregated fee rates and advises administration regarding the non-allocable segregated fee rates.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Senate Finance Committee<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

The Senate Finance Committee (SFC), a Student Association Committee, hears applications for segregated fee funding from eligible university departments and student organizations. Through weeks of research and deliberations, the committee recommends a per-semester segregated fee level for each entity which is then charged to students to fund the services and activities. Each $1 per semester equates to roughly $20,500, although this varies depending on enrollment. This recommendation is then put forward to the Senate, who makes the final approval. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Each year we are looking for students to sit on the Senate Finance Committee and bring their unique thoughts and perspectives to student segregated fee allocation. Whether you are a Finance or Accounting major who is interested in gaining general budgetary decision making experience, or a Nursing student who is curious about where their segregated fees are going, we welcome all students to participate in this extremely important committee.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n

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