When you register, you’re agreeing to pay the fees associated with your education. There are several categories of fees that may apply to you. Some IU offices also allow you to charge the costs for their services or products to your student account. If you charge these to your student account, you're billed just as you are for tuition and other fees.
Indiana University recently restructured fees to help students and their families better anticipate and budget. Students are no longer charged late schedule change fees, late registration fees, transcript fees, or special credit fees.
IU Charges:
| Administrative fees | Housing |
| Campus fees | Mandatory fees |
| Course-related fees | Program fees |
| Distance education fees | Tuition |
Optional fees:
| Parking permits | Additional meal points |
| Athletics tickets | Health Center visits |
| Auditorium tickets | Optometry clinic visits |
For more information about fees, review the frequently asked questions.
During the semester you will have the option to add funds to your CrimsonCard through One.IU. This lets you make a deposit of $5 up to $1750 into your CrimsonCard account so you’ll have funds to buy textbooks, course materials, and other items. You can use your funds anywhere CrimsonCard is accepted.
Your CrimsonCard deposit can be billed to your student account, where you can pay it with financial aid, scholarships, grants, or any other accepted payment method. (Note that to pay with financial aid, you’ll need to sign a Title IV authorization.)
Some fees, such as parking fines or library fines, will be charged to your student account if you do not pay them directly to the department issuing the fine.
For a list of fees charged for specific courses, choose "Course Related Fee." Classes that include a course related fee are noted in the Schedule of Classes.
All fees are subject to change without notice.
