To help determine priorities for the use of student fees for campus services and to test the degree of importance to students of a wide range of programs, a survey of student perceptions of these services was conducted by the University of California at Davis in the spring quarter of 1976. A total of 1,365 students responded by completing a questionnaire that asked for ratings of campus services according to their importance in the student's own life. Services and programs were divided into 11 general areas: academic and career planning; health; housing; specialized assistance; recreation; aesthetics and culture; student organizations, activities, and governance; learning support; orientation; personal counseling; and finances. The appendices contain a copy of the questionnaire, a tabular summary of survey respondents' characteristics and student rating of campus services, and a chart showing the mean score distributions for survey items. (SPG)