The University's mandatory Campus Health Fee supports the operations of Campus Health, which offers Tulane students comprehensive medical, mental health, and health promotion services through the Health Center for Student Care, CAPS, and The Well for Health Promotion.
All students who have paid the University's Campus Health Fee have access to Campus Health services and programs. The fee is automatically assessed to most degree-seeking (full-time undergraduate, graduate, and professional) students, regardless of actual use or non-use of any supported services.
Students who are not automatically assessed the fee (ex: part-time students, School of Professional Advancement Students, and some categories of research, dissertation and teaching students) must pay the semester fee to have access to services provided by Campus Health, including telehealth services. The fee will be charged at the time of service. Students who are not automatically assessed the fee but need assistance locating external mental health services may contact the CAPS Care Coordinator.
Please note that the Campus Health Fee is not insurance nor does it provide health insurance.
Fee Structure
Fall Semester
Fee: $416
- Covers services accessed between July 1 and Dec. 31.
Spring Semester
Fee: $416
- Covers services accessed between Jan. 1 and June 30.
- Graduating seniors who have paid the spring semester fee can continue to utilize Campus Health services until June 30.
Services Supported by the Campus Health Fee
- Nurse Advice Line, available 24/7
- The Line for mental health support, available 24/7
- Access to care from the Health Center Uptown or Downtown
- Access to care from CAPS
- Tulane Emergency Medical Services (Tulane EMS)
- Care coordination from CAPS
- Referral coordination from the Health Center
- Access to health and wellness web resources
- Free safer sex supplies
- Assistance with using and navigating health insurance
- Health promotion workshops and programs
- Access to 24/7 urgent care services via Tulane Telehealth
