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  • Expense Reporting
    • Time Requirements for Expense Reporting
    • Required Documentation
    • Mileage and Per Diem
    • Non-Employee Expense Reporting
    • Student Expense Reporting
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  • Time Requirements for Expense Reporting
  • Required Documentation
  • Mileage and Per Diem
  • Non-Employee Expense Reporting
  • Student Expense Reporting
  • Sabbatical and Similar Leaves

Student Expense Reporting

Student travel must be reimbursed as follows. Also see Student Travel for the types of student travel that are reimbursable.

For student business travel, process a disbursement voucher (DV) for prepaid travel or travel reimbursement using an employee travel or prepaid object code: 6750, 6760, 6780 (also 9097 for sponsored participant costs only). Use the Manual Travel Reimbursement Form to document expenses and attach the completed form to an I Want Document. See Non-Employee Expense Reporting.

For mission-related or educational travel, process a disbursement voucher (DV) for department/unit-paid travel or travel reimbursement, typically using unrestricted departmental funds on a student mission-travel object code: 6752, 6762. Use the Manual Travel Reimbursement Form to document expenses and attach the completed form to an I Want Document. See Non-Employee Expense Reporting.

For financial aid or similar travel awards, do not provide pre-paid travel. The funds should appear on the student’s Bursar account as a financial aid payment.

  • For undergraduates, use a Request for Undergraduate Student Support (RUSS) form.
  • For graduate or professional students, provide additional aid using a stipend or prize object code: 8100, 8150, 8250, 8450, 8462, 8463, 8500, 8550.

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