Student Society Fees and Levies

The Camosun College Student Society supports a number of initiatives through levies passed by student referenda. Students who are members of the Student Society must pay these non-refundable fees and levies according to published fee deadlines.

The following rates are effective September 1, 2016.

Fee/Levy	Cost	Description
CCSS	$9.87 per month	Levy supports the ongoing Camosun College Student Society operations and services
CFS	$2.22 per month	Fee for membership in the Canadian Federation of Students
U-Pass	$20.25 per month	Levy representing 25% of the cost of an adult monthly bus pass, less a $1/month subsidy from parking revenues.
Athletics	$4.33 per month	Levy to support athletics programming
Recreation	$3.01 per month	To enhance recreation programming and services at both campuses
Child Care	$1.06 per month	Levy to support students as parents and the Camosun College Daycare Centres
Building Fund	$3.90 per month	Designed to raise funds to build a Student Society building at some point in the future
Recycled Paper	$0.15 per month	Levy to raise funds to work in partnership with the College to move toward using only recycled paper throughout the College
Student Benefits Plan	$254 per year	Levy to provide most students with Extended Health and Dental benefits (12 months coverage)

CCSS Student Benefits Plan

Email: ccssplan@camosun.ca

• Lansdowne: Fisher 101B
• Interurban: CC 111 New location
• Phone: 250-370-3696

Most full-time students who pay Student Society fees and levies are required to participate in the CCSS Student Benefits Plan. Eligible students (those enrolled in credit courses, taking 60 hours or more in the first 7 weeks of class) will be automatically assessed health and dental fees at the time of registration. The fees for the Student Benefits Plan are currently $254 per year for 12 months of coverage.

To obtain a Student Benefits Plan booklet, or for more information on the plan, please contact the Student Benefits Plan office, or visit mystudentplan.ca

Student Benefit Plan opt-out

Students with existing coverage may choose to opt-out of the extended health and/or dental plan(s). Learn more.