Overview of UTSA’s Discretionary Budget UTSA Operating Budget Funding Sources  State Appropriations - General Revenue Formula Funding, Special Items, Benefit Cost Sharing TX.

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Overview of UTSA’s Discretionary Budget

2 UTSA Operating Budget Funding Sources

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State Appropriations -

General Revenue Formula Funding, Special Items, Benefit Cost Sharing

THECB Transfers

TX Grant, Work-study

Statutory Tuition & Lab Fees

General Revenue-Dedicated (considered a revenue source for formula funding)

Designated Tuition, Fees & Misc. Revenue F&A - Indirect Cost Recovery

Facilities & Administrative Overhead

Auxiliary Enterprise Funds

Athletics, Bookstore, Recreation Center, University Center, Food Service, Housing, Parking

Restricted Funds

Gifts, Financial Aid & Grants/Contracts

State Funds

Also referred to as E&G: Educational & General budgets

Designated Funds

aka Local funds

Operating Budget Fiscal Year 2012

Gifts , $14,316,000 3% Contracts & Grants (includes Federal Financial Aid), $104,763,838 20% Auxiliary Enterprise Funds, $57,287,084 11% Designated Funds, $123,859,328 23% Revenue Sources $525.4 Million (Gross) Unexpended Plant Funds, $5,500,000 1% State General Revenue, $113,367,809 21% General Revenue Dedicated, $40,381,897 8% THECB Transfers to E&G, $13,746,774 3% Other E&G Funds, $52,216,358 10%

Operating Budget Fiscal Year 2012

Student Services, $22,988,181 4% Institutional Support, $50,070,769 10% Public Service, $16,822,761 3% Research, $47,555,815 9% Academic Support, $48,482,129 9% Expenditures $525.4 Million (Gross) Ops & Mtnc of Plant, $43,297,663 8% Scholarships, includes Federal Financial Aid $94,067,444 18% Instruction, $128,307,115 25% Auxiliary Enterprises, $44,015,065 8% Debt Service, $29,832,146 6%

UTSA’s FY 12 Discretionary Budget

Less than 50% of UTSA’s gross operating budget is discretionary Above excludes Mandatory & Incidental fees and Research Development funds

State Appropriations by UT Campus

State Appropriations Per Full-Time Equivalent Student (1) , Real Dollars (based on 2002 CPI-U) UT Academic Institutions

Arlington Austin Dallas El Paso

FY 2002

$ 5,680 6,270 Pan American Permian Basin San Antonio Tyler 6,150 5,440 4,730 8,340 4,940 8,950

2003

$ 4,850 5,840 5,630 5,080 4,450

2004

$ 4,440 5,790 5,480 4,600 4,040 7,340 4,330 7,530 6,280 3,790 6,670

2005

$ 4,290 5,780 5,200 4,500 3,770

2006

$ 4,420 5,860 5,440 4,650 3,960 5,790 3,600 5,630 5,640 3,950 5,850

2007

$ 4,430 5,730 5,320 4,510 3,800 5,610 3,790 5,620

2008

$ 4,750 5,950 5,850 4,890 4,080 9,810 4,270 6,300

2009

$ 4,500 5,850 5,340 4,730 3,900 9,800 4,060 6,160

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Annualized Full Time Equivalent students is defined as 30 undergraduate semester credit hours, 24 master's or 18 doctoral. Permian Basin’s increase is due primarily to TRB & Special Item funding.

Uses of Discretionary Budget

           Faculty & staff salaries Benefits (unreimbursed by the state) Instructionally related costs (not covered from fees) Library, Research, Public Service Student Services Operations & Maintenance of Plant, including Utilities Scholarships, Fellowships & Financial Aid Debt Service & Capital Outlay Departmental operating expenses Bad Debt & Misc Allowances Reserves