University of California, Davis: How does UC Davis’s 2026–27 residence-hall fee page list room-occupancy charges and distinguish them from meal-plan charges?

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The rate amounts come only from the page’s explicit 2026–27 section. The same page separately retains 2025–26 amounts and is marked Last Updated July 8, 2026; the older section must not be mixed into the 2026–27 table. Amounts are reported under the publisher’s Annual Fees and Quarterly Payments room-occupancy labels. This guide does not infer a monthly equivalent, private-market comparison, full-unit price or a per-person billing term beyond what this page explicitly labels. No room assignment, availability, individual contract, invoice, proration or final amount due was verified. Published inclusions and additional-fee categories do not establish every contractual fee or an individual charge. The contract and current bill were not accessed. No financial-aid eligibility, payment coverage, waiver or guarantee is established.

The 2026–27 room table lists single, double and triple occupancy with annual and quarterly amounts. Meal charges post separately; the page lists included services and possible extra fees, so check the contract and actual bill.

Guidance and published resources

In its 2026–27 section, UC Davis’s Residence Halls Fees page lists room-occupancy charges with separate Annual Fees and Quarterly Payments labels: single occupancy is $17,055 annually and $5,685 quarterly; double occupancy is $14,457 annually and $4,819 quarterly; triple occupancy is $12,519 annually and $4,173 quarterly. The page lists residential meal plans separately and says residential room and board charges post separately on Aggie Bill, a billing arrangement it describes as in place since fall 2020. These room entries should therefore not be read as an all-in room-and-meal amount. The page says quarterly fees include electricity, water, gas, sewer and garbage, high-speed internet, cable TV, and access to computer centers, Living-Learning Communities and residential academic centers. It also lists additional fees for meal-plan upgrades, room-plan upgrades, lost keys, lockouts and building repairs caused by negligence, and directs readers to their contract for the full list. Use the published occupancy and annual/quarterly labels when reading the table; it is not a monthly rent quote, a whole-apartment lease offer or confirmation of a particular room.

Scope and qualifications

The rate amounts come only from the page’s explicit 2026–27 section. The same page separately retains 2025–26 amounts and is marked Last Updated July 8, 2026; the older section must not be mixed into the 2026–27 table.

Scope and qualifications

Amounts are reported under the publisher’s Annual Fees and Quarterly Payments room-occupancy labels. This guide does not infer a monthly equivalent, private-market comparison, full-unit price or a per-person billing term beyond what this page explicitly labels. No room assignment, availability, individual contract, invoice, proration or final amount due was verified.

Scope and qualifications

Published inclusions and additional-fee categories do not establish every contractual fee or an individual charge. The contract and current bill were not accessed. No financial-aid eligibility, payment coverage, waiver or guarantee is established.

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