gold - Office of the Registrar - University of California, Santa Barbara

Dental - (805) 893-2891; Eye - (805) 893-3170.Student registration/health fees support someservices, but there are still additional charges forsome services. Please call (805) 893-8141 forspecific information regarding fees. If you havehealth questions and would like information orneed help scheduling an appointment pleasecall the Nurse Advisor at (805) 893-7837.In the event of an emergency, students shouldgo directly to one of the local communityhospitals, urgent care centers, etc. Studentsshould expect to use their private medicalinsurance to cover expenses. If you needemergency transportation, call the CampusRescue Squad at 9-911. There is a charge for thisservice.Important Note: SHS is not equipped tohandle life-threatening emergencies and doesnot provide complete 24-hour coverage. It alsodoes not provide specialty care in many areas.Therefore, any accidents or illnesses whichcannot be handled by SHS will be referred tolocal hospitals, facilities, or physicians. All costsincurred will be at the student’s expense. Besure that you have adequate health insurancecoverage. For information on universitysponsored health insurance, call the StudentInsurance Office at (805) 893-2592.• PAYMENT OPTIONSThere are two options available to undergraduatestudents:1. A student can pay as they go. We acceptcash or checks (made out to U.C. Regents) or wewill bill their charges to their BA/RC account.2. A student can pre-pay for health carethrough a program called PATH (Prepaid AccessTo Health care). By signing up for PATH,students do not have to pay the visit orprocessing fees each time they come to StudentHealth.• HEPATITIS BState law requires the Hepatitis B series becomplete by the time of enrollment if you are 18years of age or younger by the first day ofclasses. This information and form was sent toyou with your Student Intent to Register (SIR)packet and should be returned as soon aspossible so registration for classes is notimpacted. Forms and information can also befound at www.sa.ucsb.edu/studenthealth/.• MEDICAL REQUIREMENTSAll intercollegiate athletes are required to havea physical examination at the SHS prior toparticipation. International students andstudents born outside of the United States mustprovide TB clearance. This can be obtained atSHS during the first two weeks of the quarter. Ifyou have withdrawn for medical reasons and arereturning after an absence of less than one year,request that your personal physician send aletter to the Student Health Service indicatingthat your health is improved enough to continueyour studies. This letter should include anyrecommendations regarding limitations ofphysical activities, etc.Transportation and Parking Services• PARKING REGULATIONS & PERMITSUCSB parking permits are required on allvehicles parked on campus from 7:30 a.m. to10:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, andSaturdays and Sundays from 7:30 a.m. to 10:00p.m. (7days per week). No public parking isallowed between midnight to 5:00 a.m.,Saturdays and Sundays. Permits are not requiredon university administrative holidays. Pleasecheck the Transportation & Parking website atwww.tps.ucsb.edu for complete, updatedparking information.Parking at UCSB is not assigned; it is providedon a “first-come, first-served” basis. Faculty,staff, and students may park in “A”, “S”, or “C”lots with the appropriate permit.Short-term permits (such as 3 hour, daily,evening, and weekend) are sold at the campusparking office (across from Harder Stadium inLot 30), and from permit dispensers locatedthroughout campus parking lots.Long-term permits (such as annual andquarterly) are sold online via thepermitstore.com at www.tps.ucsb.edu.Valid parking permits are required in all timezones from 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Mondaythrough Sunday (7 days per week). This includesthe time zones in front of on-campus residencehalls. For current rate information, please visitour website at www.tps.ucsb.edu.Valid parking permits are required at all times(7 days per week) in areas marked “Enforced AtAll Times”, “Reserved”, and “Restricted”. Thisincludes:• Service Areas marked 24-Hours• Restricted Service Areas• Accessible (Disabled) Spaces (DMV issuedplacard required)• West Campus / Devereux Loop• Lot 2 (B-1 residential lot)• Lot 3 (northwest quadrant of lot, nearDavidson Library)• Lot 6 (“A” and “A” & “S” in southern part oflot near MSI)• Lot 12 (“A” spaces near Phelps Hall)A valid parking permit is one that: a) has notexpired, b) is displayed properly (in the lowerleft corner on the dashboard/inside of the frontwindshield), and c) is used to park in a spacedesignated for that specific type of permit.• PERMIT ELIGIBILITYBecause parking on campus is extremelylimited, students living within two miles of UCSB(including Isla Vista and university owned offcampushousing) are not eligible to purchase aparking permit. Students living outside the 2-mile limit may purchase a “C” permit and maypark in lots designated “C”. A limited numberof parking permits are sold to on-campus,residential students.Residential parking permits and lot assignmentsare awarded by lottery, with no guaranteethat all requests can be accommodated.23• RESIDENTIAL VERIFICATION REQUIREMENTVerification of local residential address, such asa current housing lease agreement, is requiredin order to purchase a residential studentparking permit. At the time of sale, the studentwill be asked to provide proof of local livingaddress, such as a current housing leaseagreement, utility bill, or BARC statement.• PARKING METERSParking permits are not valid in metered spaces(even with a parking permit, coin payment is stillrequired). Depending on the lot, the maximumtime varies from 20 minutes to 4 hours. Metersonly accept quarters. One quarter provides 10minutes of parking in all meters.• CAMPUS LIABILITYIndividuals park on campus at their own risk.Please lock your vehicle. The University ofCalifornia shall not be liable for any risk or lossof, or damage to, property of individuals,including vehicles or the contents therein, whichmay result from the use of campus parkingservices or facilities. Additional information onUCSB parking rules and regulation is availablefrom our website at www.tps.ucsb.edu or, bycalling (805) 893-7275.• TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES PROGRAM (TAP)Save money on your commute to UCSB!Commute to campus by bike, bus, train,carpool, or vanpool. TAP will provide you withup to six days of free parking, per quarter, as anincentive for doing your share to clear the air.TAP is available to all students, staff, and facultywho qualify for and do not currently own a UCSBparking permit. (Carpools may share oneparking permit.)TAP can help you optimize your commute inother ways like:• Free Santa Barbara County Bike Maps• Bicycle locker rentals to keep your bicyclesafer• Free showers for bicycle commuters• Free Bus Schedules• Students ride any MTD bus free with theircurrent student identification cardUCSB CampusOrganizationsAn alphabetical listingof all active UCSBcampus organizationscan be found at:www.sa.ucsb.edu/campusorgs/