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The document is a Summer 2012 Additional Fees Form for students at the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF). It outlines various fees related to health insurance, parking permits, access to the Student Recreation Center, and post office box rentals. It also includes information on Title IV financial aid authorization and important dates for registration and payment deadlines. Students must affirm their agreement to pay all charges and acknowledge that failure to pay may result in penalties.

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