CVEC

The Student and Campus Life Contribution
The law provides that it is collected by the CROUS since 2018 (year in which we also witness the disappearance of the contribution to the student social security system of 217 €). The Student Life and Campus Contribution is 100 € in 2023/2024, one can be subject to it or be exempted from it depending on the case.

It concerns students enrolled in initial training in a higher education institution in France. All students subject to the CVEC must be able to benefit from actions financed by it, whether they have paid it or are exempt, and whether they are in an assigning institution or not. The proceeds of the CVEC must be used to finance actions aimed at promoting social, health, cultural and sports support for students, as well as prevention and health education.
Thus, the actions financed by the CVEC must be related to one or another of these areas.
Originally the CVEC is anchored in the Student Plan, launched in October 2017, this translates the government's ambition to implement a comprehensive policy in favor of students with the objective of promoting success through better support and improved living conditions on campus.

►At public institutions of higher education
►A to institutions providing initial training
higher education under the authority of territorial or regional chambers of commerce and
of commerce and industry
(mentioned in articles L. 443-1 and L. 753-1 of the Education Code)
►At public establishments for cultural or environmental cooperation
(mentioned in article L.1431-1 of the General Code of Territorial Authorities)
►Ato private higher education institutions of general interest (EESPIG)
►Aux centers régionaux des œuvres universitaires et scolaires (CROUS)

►May be programmed and consumed over multiple years
►May be used for co-financing
►Assures the financing of the solidarity and development fund for student initiatives (FSDIE) and preventive medicine
►Includes a 30% share intended for associative life
►Includes a 15% share intended for preventive medicine
►Does not exclude the existence of additional fees for sports and cultural actions, but which must be justified
► Cannot, however, fund actions related to student training