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
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
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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
(1)
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