entrance fee (student)
The admission amount charged to a registered school or university student, normally with identification.
A student admission fee is the amount of money charged to enter a usage zone when the person entering is a registered student in any school or university. The student claiming this price must normally show some identification. This fee is usually lower than the regular adult admission fee.
Eligibility follows registered student status rather than a particular age. Identification normally supports the claim to that rate.
The amount concerns entry to the usage zone. It is usually below the regular adult price; the amount and any discount depend on the admission rate at the particular place.
Related definitions
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entrance fee (adult)
The amount charged for admission to a usage zone at its regular adult admission rate. -
entrance fee (child)
The amount charged for admission to a usage zone under its child or young-person rate. -
entrance fee (disabled)
The amount charged for admission to a usage zone under its rate for a person with disabilities. -
entrance fee (group discount)
The discounted admission amount charged per person when a group meets a place's minimum qualifying size. -
entrance fee (member)
The costs for a person to enter a place when he or she has a membership in that place. -
entrance fee (pet)
The admission charge for a pet, guidance animal, or other animal entering a usage zone. -
entrance fee (senior)
The amount charged for admission to a usage zone under its senior-citizen rate, normally around retirement age.