This executive order is issued under the authority granted by
Education Code Sections 89035 and 89700, Standing Orders of the Board of Trustees,
Chapter II, i, and Board of Trustees' Resolution RFIN 03-04-00, and consonant
with Executive Order Number 740.
Effective June 24, 2005, California State University, Dominguez Hills is
authorized to establish Category III, Miscellaneous Course Fees for Digital Media
Arts Sections DMA 320, 325, 327, 330, 430, 431L, and 499, Miscellaneous Course
Fee for Clinical Courses Requiring General Liability Insurance, and Transcript
Evaluation Fees for Teaching Credential Candidates. The Miscellaneous Course
Fees for Digital Media Arts Sections DMA 320, 325, 327, 330, 430, 431L, and 499
are established at a fee rate of $15 and will cover costs that include equipment
replacement parts, video tapes, DVDs, and CDs, batteries, lamps, and Gaffer's
tape. The Miscellaneous Course Fee for Clinical Courses Requiring General
Liability Insurance is established at a fee rate of $7 and will cover the cost
of blanket liability insurance coverage for students in clinical placements.
The Transcript Evaluation Fees for Teaching Credential Candidates is established
at a fee range of $35 to $65 to cover the cost of transcript evaluations for
subject matter competency for students that are completing their undergraduate
degrees at the CSU Dominguez Hills or to cover the cost to evaluate transcripts
for subject matter competency for an individual who has completed a baccalaureate
degree at another institution without an approved subject matter preparation
program.
Revenue collected from the miscellaneous course fees and transcript evaluation
fees is to be deposited either in the General Fund or in a local trust account,
depending on the nature of the fee. In accordance with Education Code Section
89721(g), revenue collected may be deposited in a local trust account where the
fee is required of those persons who, at their option, use the services or
facilities, or are provided the materials, for which the fee is collected. In
other words, if a person has the option to procure the service or materials for
which the fee is charged on the open market or some other way separate from the
university and still fulfill the requirements of the university, the revenue may
be deposited in trust. Revenue so deposited shall be used solely to meet the
costs of providing these services, materials, and facilities.
Otherwise, in accordance with Section 89724(a) of the Education Code, revenue
collected from miscellaneous course fees and transcript evaluation fees shall be
deposited in the State Treasury and credited to the General Fund for the support
of the university in addition to such other amounts as may be appropriated therefor
by the Legislature.
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