Student IT Fee
The Information Technology/Library (ITL) Fee is a mandatory fee approved by the Arizona Board of Regents in March 2006. The ITL fee enhances the University's student learning environment and increases UA's capacities to meet digital environment expectations. UA students have high expectations for learning and living in today's digital environment, including wireless access in high traffic public locations and in all campus outdoor areas, library materials that are digitally available, and appropriately equipped classrooms.
The ITL fee is used to upgrade and expand the University's capacity to provide this essential operating environment. This fee is applied in the following terms: Fall, Spring, and Summer.
The following table shows Student IT Fee spending for FY19. For prior years, see Student IT Fee – Past Spending.
| FY19 | |
| Information Technology Fee | 298 |
| Use of Funds: | |
| Wireless Network | 1,504,503 |
| Wired Network | 2,118,651 |
| Classroom Technologies Services | 1,412,750 |
| Learning Management Systems (Instructional Support) | 1,427,312 |
| Online Learning (OIA, SA & CIO) | 700,000 |
| 24/7 IT Support Center | 1,665,270 |
| Management and Administration Services | 462,585 |
| Student Innovation Fund (ITSAB) | 0 |
| UA Mobile Applications | 0 |
| Predictive Analytics | 123,771 |
| OSCR Student Computing Labs | 1,712,712 |
| Software (MS Office, Sophos, MatLab, etc.) | 186,859 |
| Uses subtotal | 11,313,963 |
| Beginning Fund Balance | 571,064 |
| Source of Funds | 11,372,244 |
| Uses of Funds | (11,313,963) |
| Ending Fund Balance | 629,345 |
