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Budget & Finance Committee
Tico Perez, Chair
June 21, 2012

www.flbog.edu




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Consideration of University
 Capital Improvement Fee
         Increases




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Capital Improvement Fee

• Established in Statute in 1982 at $3.76 per credit hour.

• Statute increased the fee to $4.76 in 1988.

• Board / SUS initiative to modify the statute 5 out of the
last 6 years.

• New statutory authority caps the fee at 10% of tuition,
with no more than a $2 per credit hour increase per year.




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Capital Improvement Fee

• Past projects such as student unions, wellness centers,
student recreational facilities.

• Fee may fund any project or real property acquisition.

• Revenue is collected by the university and remitted to the
State.

• Universities submit proposed projects to the Board for
consideration.

• Board requests Legislative authority for projects.


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UCF - Capital Improvement Fee


         Fee Committee Meeting Date: 05/15/12
        Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00
            Revenue Allocation: $25.4 million



                   Proposed Project                Estimated 2013-14
                                                      Project Cost
           Library- Phase 1 –Addition and      $24 M
           Upgrade
           Recreation and Wellness Center      $5 M
           Outdoor Improvements
           Creative School for Children –New   $6 M
           Facility
           Student Union 2 –New Facility       $14 M




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FIU - Capital Improvement Fee


         Fee Committee Meeting Date: 05/08/12
        Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00
            Revenue Allocation: $17.9 million




                  Proposed Project          Estimated 2013-14
                                               Project Cost
              Graham University Center,     $7.5 M
              Expansion
              Recreation Center Expansion   $7.5 M

              Wolf University Center        $2.9 M
              Renovations



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UWF - Capital Improvement Fee


         Fee Committee Meeting Date: 04/16/12
        Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00
            Revenue Allocation: $4.2 million


                   Proposed Project        Estimated 2013-14
                                              Project Cost
                Recreational Sports       $4.2 M
                Complex
                Field House Bleacher      $1 M
                Repair and Expansion
                Athletic Training Room    $400,000
                Relocation




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UF- Capital Improvement Fee


         Fee Committee Meeting Date: 04/27/12
        Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00
             Revenue Allocation: $20 million




                    Proposed Project          Estimated 2013-14
                                                 Project Cost

                 J. Wayne Reitz Union       $20 M
                 Renovation




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USF - Capital Improvement Fee

        Fee Committee Meeting Date: 06/04/12
       Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00
           Revenue Allocation: $22.1 million
                             Proposed Project                 Estimated 2013-14
                                                                 Project Cost
           Sarasota-Manatee – Student Outdoor Recreation      $817,794
           Facilities
           St. Petersburg – Recreation Pool, ADA Compliant,   $700,000
           with Swim Lanes
           St. Petersburg - Volleyball Courts (2), Lighted    $200,000

           St. Petersburg - Recreation Field Lighting         $450,000

           St. Petersburg - Recreation Facility Adjoining     $811,534
           University Student Center
           Health Science Student Center                      $4.3 M
           Tampa- Marshall Student Center Expansion           $7.3 M

           Tampa- Wellness Center Next Phase                  $7 M



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FAU - Capital Improvement Fee


         Fee Committee Meeting Date: 05/18/12
        Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00
            Revenue Allocation: $11.7 million



                  Proposed Project            Estimated 2013-14
                                                 Project Cost
            Student Union Expansion and   $9 M
            Renovation, Boca Raton
            Campus
            Breezeway Renovation and      $2.5 M
            Repairs, Boca Raton Campus
            Recreational Field Lights,    $200,000
            Jupiter Campus




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New College - Capital Improvement Fee


         Fee Committee Meeting Date: 05/02/12
        Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $1.38
              Revenue Allocation: $350,000




                   Proposed Project            Estimated 2013-14
                                                  Project Cost
              Capital Renewal and              $350,000
              Deferred Maintenance
              Supporting Existing Facilities




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FAMU - Capital Improvement Fee


         Fee Committee Meeting Date: 05/21/12
        Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00
            Revenue Allocation: $6.1 million




                   Proposed Project          Estimated 2013-14
                                                Project Cost
               Student Union               $30 M




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UNF - Capital Improvement Fee


         Fee Committee Meeting Date: 04/13/12
        Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00
            Revenue Allocation: $7.1 million




                Proposed Project            Estimated 2013-14
                                               Project Cost
            Recreational                 $3.6 M
            Gymnasium/Pool
            Sanctuary/Performance        $3.6 M
            Hall




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FGCU - Capital Improvement Fee


         Fee Committee Meeting Date: 05/08/12
        Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00
            Revenue Allocation: $4.7 million




               Proposed Project            Estimated 2013-14
                                              Project Cost
           Recreation Center, Phase 1   $4.7 M




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Consideration of University
 Tuition Differential Fee
        Increases




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Even with Tuition Increases, Total Education & General
Appropriation is Less than it was in 2007-08
  Million

    $3,032
                                                                                           $2,893*




                39% decrease in state funds




                    *includes Legislative assumption of 15% tuition differential.


                                               Excludes IFAS and medical center funding


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E&G Funding per FTE Student – Students will
Contribute a Larger Portion




                                                                        *




                              - State and Total funding for 2009-10 and 2010-11 includes
                              federal stimulus. Does not include IFAS or medical centers.
                              -Adjusted for inflation.
                              * Includes legislative assumptions of 15% tuition differential
                              and 8% undergraduate non-resident tuition increases.




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Education & General Reductions Compared to Tuition
Increase Revenue since 2007-08
  Millions




                                                     $636 M
             $653 M                          12/13 TDF Est. - $90 M*
                      11/12 TDF Need-                                           TDF
                      Based Aid - $37 M                                    ( restrictions)




                                                                           Base Tuition
                                                     $412 M                     (no
                                                                           restrictions)




                                     * 30% would be for need-based aid




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Student Enrollments Projected to Increase by 20,000
Over the Next 3 Years




                                  *Estimated


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Students have Access to a Variety of Financial Aid
Sources



• State (i.e. Bright Futures)
• Federal (i.e. Pell Grants)
• Institutional Awards
• Private Awards
• Waivers




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Net Tuition and Fees by Family Income

Estimated Net Tuition and Fees by Family Income
(for Full-Time Undergraduate Florida Residents in the Fall and Spring of 2011-12)

      FAMILY
     INCOME
     GROUPS          FAMU        FAU       FGCU         FIU     FSU      NCF       UCF        UF      UNF        USF        UWF
Below $40,000       ($2,061)   ($4,481)   ($2,420)   ($2,753) ($3,262) ($4,200)   ($657)   ($4,320) ($3,379)   ($2,863)   ($2,405)
$40,000-$59,999       $336     ($1,664)     $588        $94    ($430)   ($813)     $862     ($667) ($1,034)     ($308)      $391
$60,000-$79,999       $937       $155      $2,148     $1,467 $1,466      $167     $1,987    $1,198 $1,527       $1,803     $1,575
$80,000-$99,999       $393       $491      $2,490     $1,959 $2,039      $537     $2,326    $1,498 $1,894       $2,621     $2,121
$100,000 Above        $235       $553      $2,395     $1,985 $2,240      $451     $2,397    $1,357 $2,239       $2,607     $2,426
Missing                 0       $2,264       n/a        n/a    $4,644 $1,876      $2,658    $2,422 $1,788       $4,638     $2,833
TOTAL               ($1,365)   ($1,552)    $1,305      $550     $642    ($791)    $1,596     $248    ($194)      $209      ($241)




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Florida Ranks 45th in Undergraduate Tuition & Fees in
2011-12
 MI
                                 The national average increased 8.3 %
                                 and Florida increased 11.8% from last
                            TX   year.
            CA
                 $8,244
                 U.S. Avg
                                                            NC
                                                                  $5,626
                                                                  Florida




                                  College Board, Trends in College Pricing, 2011




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SUS Institutions Would Reach the National Average
In 10 Years if Recent Trends Continue
                                                                         $18,299




                  $8,244


 $5,394

                  $5,626

 $3,213




                             National Average – assumes a 8.3% annual increase.
                             SUS – assumes 15% tuition and 5% local fee
                             increase.

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Universities Continue to Implement Efficiencies –
      Examples include:
• 218 Program terminations
• 100+ Institutes & Centers eliminated
• Outsourcing services
• Consolidation of operations and co-location of units to enable shared services
• System builders risk insurance contract
• Increasing faculty instructional assignments
• Strategic sourcing of contracts
• Energy efficiencies – 3% decrease in cost
• University efficiencies are shared with the Board each September when the
Legislative Budget Request is considered –
http://www.flbog.edu/documents_meetings/0150_0540_4323_219%20BUD%204
m%20-%20Efficiency%20reports.pdf



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SUS Undergraduate Tuition Increases

    Year     Base Tuition    Tuition Differential                        Total
               (Set by        (Set by Board of
             Legislature)        Governors)
  2007-08        5%                       0%                               5%

  2008-09*       6%                       8%                              14%

  2009-10        8%                       7%                              15%

  2010-11        8%                       7%                              15%

  2011-12        8%                       7%                              15%

  2012-13        0%

                            *Only 5 universities were authorized to charge tuition differential.




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Tuition Differential Resources Ensure Students Have
 Access to Needed Courses – 2011-12
          Adjuncts / Faculty   Advisors Hired or   Course Sections Added
          Hired or Retained        Retained              or Saved
FAMU             521                  5                    859
FAU              75                   9                    500
FGCU             32                   4                    410
FIU              208                  32                   992
FSU              149                  35                   123
NCF               1                   3                     5
UCF              209                  29                  1,733
UF               96                   3                    559
UNF              48                  ----                  288
USF              46                   40                   184
USF-S/M          87                  ----                  182
USF-SP           16                   3                     97
UWF              40                   1                    287
Total           1,528                164                  6,219




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30,629 Students Received a Tuition Differential
Need-Based Financial Aid Award in 2011-12
                                   # of Students   $ Mean Award
                         FAMU         1,305           $1,149
                         FAU          3,382           $1,649
                         FGCU          752            $1,847
                         FIU          5,688           $642
                         FSU          3,384           $1,742
                         NCF            26            $5,439
                         UCF          6,745           $939
                         UF           1,372           $4,177
                         UNF           412            $3,325
                         USF          6,116           $1,324
                         USF-S/M       265            $1,044
                         USF-SP        509            $1,293
                         UWF           672            $1,240



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Tuition Differential Per Credit Hour & Revenue
            Collected
                                                                        Million
         2008-09     2009-10      2010-11      2011-12   2012-13
 FAMU                 $5.74           $12.80   $21.42    $40.13
  FAU                 $5.74           $12.80   $21.42    $40.13
 FGCU                 $5.74           $12.80   $21.42    $38.88                        $67.4 M
   FIU    $6.96      $13.74           $22.00   $32.00    $52.29
  FSU     $6.96      $13.74           $22.00   $32.00    $52.29
  NCF                 $5.74           $12.80   $21.42    $40.13
  UCF     $2.32       $8.41           $15.88   $24.96    $44.20
   UF     $6.96      $13.74           $22.00   $32.00    $44.17
                                                                                       $173.3 M
  UNF                 $5.74           $12.80   $21.42    $40.13

  USF     $6.96      $13.74           $22.00   $32.00    $46.88
                                                                   $2
USF-SM                $5.74           $12.80   $21.42    $35.14

USF-SP                $5.74    $6$12.80
                                  M            $21.42    $35.14
                                                                                          Est.
  UWF                 $5.74           $12.80   $21.42    $40.13

           Amounts per credit hour.




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$ Changes in Tuition and Fees Mirror National Average

                     2009-10           2010-11           2011-12          2012-13
      Univ.    $ change % change $ change % change $ change % change $ change % change
FAMU             $548.10     15.3% $505.40     12.3% $551.40     11.9% $710.60   13.7%
FAU              $527.06     13.9% $612.80     14.2% $559.21     11.4% $627.90   12.6%
FGCU             $555.00     14.0% $457.20     10.1% $551.40     11.1% $615.00   11.1%
FIU              $521.78     14.4% $583.78     11.4% $679.24     11.5% $739.12   13.0%
FSU              $578.70     14.5% $671.70     14.7% $587.40     11.2% $658.50   11.3%
NCF              $546.90     15.9% $483.30     12.1% $580.20     13.0% $602.70   11.9%
UCF              $578.10     14.6% $495.09     10.9% $563.31     11.2% $663.00   11.9%
UF               $595.50     15.8% $671.10     15.3% $607.39     12.0% $486.30    8.6%
UNF              $715.20     11.1% $718.20     17.1% $619.23     14.6% $683.10   12.1%
USF - Tampa      $621.00     14.7% $607.80     13.6% $630.04     11.7% $528.90    9.1%
USF - St. Pete   $901.80     16.7% $584.21     24.3% $565.30     12.7% $516.90    9.9%
USF - Sar./Man. $881.70      16.2% $545.15     24.1% $626.85     12.0% $471.60    9.3%
UWF              $583.50     15.2% $631.52     13.9% $621.70     13.2% $850.80   15.7%

Nat'l Average*        $435.00            6.6% $593.00      8.4% $631.00          8.3% $684.00          8.3%
     * 2012-13 Nat’l Average estimated based on 2011-12.

                                                               Changes are based on 30 credit hours


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Undergraduate Tuition & Fees -
SUS Compared to U.S. Average for 2011-12

                                     SUS is 68.4% of the U.S.
                                     Average




                              U.S. Average from The College
                              Board, Annual Survey of Colleges


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Undergraduate Tuition & Fees -
 SUS Compared to U.S. Average for 2012-13
$8,928
                                  SUS would be at 70% of
                                  the U.S. Average
                    $6,294




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Tuition Differential Review Process

• Consider and take action on each proposal

• Recommendation to be made to the full Board this afternoon

• If a proposal is denied by the full Board:
     • Board of Trustees, within 5 days (June 26), may request
         reconsideration by the Board’s Appeals Committee
     • Appeals Committee will meet within 10 days (July 2)
     • Appeals Committee consists of the chairs of each existing
     committee



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UCF – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential

• 15% Increase                                    2011-12 - $24.2 M Tuition Differential Expenditures:

• $19.24 per credit hour                          Course Sections – 1,733
• $577.20 for 30 credit hours                     Adjuncts / Faculty – 209
                                                  Advisors – 29
• $19.8 M Revenue
• Hire/retain faculty, maintain/increase course   Financial Aid Awards – 6,745
sections, and other support activities.           $ Mean Award - $939


               Operating Funds                                     Funding per FTE Student
    Million




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FIU – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential

• 15% Increase                                    2011-12 - $24.5 M Tuition Differential Expenditures:

• $20.29 per credit hour                          Course Sections – 992
• $608.70 for 30 credit hours                     Adjuncts / Faculty – 208
                                                  Advisors – 32
• $15.6 M Revenue
• Hire faculty and advisors, improve disability   Financial Aid Awards – 5,688
services, increase summer course offerings.       $ Mean Award - $642


               Operating Funds                                     Funding per FTE Student
    Million




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UWF – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential

• 15% Increase                                       2011-12 - $4 M Tuition Differential Expenditures:

• $18.71 per credit hour                             Course Sections – 287
• $561.30 for 30 credit hours                        Adjuncts / Faculty – 40
                                                     Advisors – 1
• $3.5 M Revenue
• Hire faculty, support for student persistence &    Financial Aid Awards – 672
completion, marine services, financial aid office.   $ Mean Award - $1,240


               Operating Funds                                        Funding per FTE Student
    Million




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FSU – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential

• 15% Increase                                    2011-12 - $20.3 M Tuition Differential Expenditures:

• $20.29 per credit hour                          Course Sections – 123
• $608.70 for 30 credit hours                     Adjuncts / Faculty – 149
                                                  Advisors – 35
• $13.6 M Revenue
• Hire faculty to support STEM, student success   Financial Aid Awards – 3,384
needs, and Entrepreneurial program.               $ Mean Award - $1,742


              Operating Funds                                      Funding per FTE Student
    Million




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UF – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential

• 9% Increase                                  2011-12 - $16.1 M Tuition Differential Expenditures:

• $12.17 per credit hour                       Course Sections – 559
• $365.10 for 30 credit hours                  Adjuncts / Faculty – 96
                                               Advisors – 3
• $7.7 M Revenue
• Hire/retain faculty and advisors, maintain   Financial Aid Awards – 1,372
critical tracking policy.                      $ Mean Award - $4,177


                Operating Funds                                 Funding per FTE Student
    Million




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USF-Tampa – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential

• 11% Increase                                 2011-12 - $18.3 M Tuition Differential Expenditures:

• $14.88 per credit hour                       Course Sections – 184
• $446.40 for 30 credit hours                  Adjuncts / Faculty – 46
                                               Advisors – 40
• $11.9 M Revenue
• Invest in technology & research, financial   Financial Aid Awards – 6,116
counseling & debt reduction, advising.         $ Mean Award - $1,324


               Operating Funds                                  Funding per FTE Student
    Million




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USF-Sarasota/Manatee – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential

• 11% Increase                                 2011-12 - $.6 M Tuition Differential Expenditures:

• $13.72 per credit hour                       Course Sections – 182
• $411.60 for 30 credit hours                  Adjuncts / Faculty – 87
                                               Advisors – 0
• $.6 M Revenue
• Invest in technology & research, financial   Financial Aid Awards – 265
counseling & debt reduction, advising.         $ Mean Award - $1,044


               Operating Funds                                  Funding per FTE Student
    Million




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USF-St. Petersburg – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential

• 11% Increase                                 2011-12 - $1.8 M Tuition Differential Expenditures:

• $13.72 per credit hour                       Course Sections – 97
• $411.60 for 30 credit hours                  Adjuncts / Faculty – 16
                                               Advisors – 3
• $1.5 M Revenue
• Invest in technology & research, financial   Financial Aid Awards – 509
counseling & debt reduction, advising.         $ Mean Award - $1,293


               Operating Funds                                  Funding per FTE Student
    Million




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FAU – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential

• 15% Increase                                  2011-12 - $9.2 M Tuition Differential Expenditures:

• $18.71 per credit hour                        Course Sections – 500
• $561.30 for 30 credit hours                   Adjuncts / Faculty – 75
                                                Advisors – 9
• $13.2 M Revenue
• Support undergraduate instructional faculty   Financial Aid Awards – 3,383
and advisors.                                   $ Mean Award - $1,649


              Operating Funds                                    Funding per FTE Student
    Million




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NCF – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential

• 15% Increase                                     2011-12 - $.5 M Tuition Differential Expenditures:

• $18.71 per credit hour                           Course Sections – 5
• $561.30 for 30 credit hours                      Adjuncts / Faculty – 1
                                                   Advisors – 3
• $.4 M Revenue
• Seminars in critical inquiry, writing resource   Financial Aid Awards – 26
center, marine science, library faculty.           $ Mean Award - $5,439


               Operating Funds                                      Funding per FTE Student
    Million




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FAMU – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential

• 15% Increase                                    2011-12 - $6.1 M Tuition Differential Expenditures :

• $18.71 per credit hour                          Course Sections – 859
• $561.30 for 30 credit hours                     Adjuncts / Faculty – 521
                                                  Advisors – 4.5
• $4.6 M Revenue
• Increase retention, hire adjuncts, additional   Financial Aid Awards – 1,305
course sections.                                  $ Mean Award - $1,149


               Operating Funds                                     Funding per FTE Student
    Million




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UNF – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential

• 15% Increase                                   2011-12 - $4.6 M Tuition Differential Expenditures:

• $18.71 per credit hour                         Course Sections – 288
• $561.30 for 30 credit hours                    Adjuncts / Faculty – 48
                                                 Advisors – 0
• $5.5 M Revenue
• Hire/retain faculty and need-based financial   Financial Aid Awards – 412
aid.                                             $ Mean Award - $3,325


              Operating Funds                                     Funding per FTE Student
    Million




                                                                                        www.flbog.edu
FGCU – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential

• 14% Increase                                 2011-12 - $4.5 M Tuition Differential Expenditures:

• $17.46 per credit hour                       Course Sections – 410
• $523.80 for 30 credit hours                  Adjuncts / Faculty – 32
                                               Advisors – 4
• $4.8 M Revenue
• Hire faculty and staff. Provide need-based   Financial Aid Awards – 752
financial aid.                                 $ Mean Award - $1,847


              Operating Funds                                   Funding per FTE Student
    Million




                                                                                      www.flbog.edu

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0133 0617 4789_differential tuition powerpoint final 06_19_12_no_notes

  • 1. Budget & Finance Committee Tico Perez, Chair June 21, 2012 www.flbog.edu www.flbog.edu
  • 2. Consideration of University Capital Improvement Fee Increases www.flbog.edu
  • 3. Capital Improvement Fee • Established in Statute in 1982 at $3.76 per credit hour. • Statute increased the fee to $4.76 in 1988. • Board / SUS initiative to modify the statute 5 out of the last 6 years. • New statutory authority caps the fee at 10% of tuition, with no more than a $2 per credit hour increase per year. www.flbog.edu
  • 4. Capital Improvement Fee • Past projects such as student unions, wellness centers, student recreational facilities. • Fee may fund any project or real property acquisition. • Revenue is collected by the university and remitted to the State. • Universities submit proposed projects to the Board for consideration. • Board requests Legislative authority for projects. www.flbog.edu
  • 5. UCF - Capital Improvement Fee Fee Committee Meeting Date: 05/15/12 Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00 Revenue Allocation: $25.4 million Proposed Project Estimated 2013-14 Project Cost Library- Phase 1 –Addition and $24 M Upgrade Recreation and Wellness Center $5 M Outdoor Improvements Creative School for Children –New $6 M Facility Student Union 2 –New Facility $14 M www.flbog.edu
  • 6. FIU - Capital Improvement Fee Fee Committee Meeting Date: 05/08/12 Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00 Revenue Allocation: $17.9 million Proposed Project Estimated 2013-14 Project Cost Graham University Center, $7.5 M Expansion Recreation Center Expansion $7.5 M Wolf University Center $2.9 M Renovations www.flbog.edu
  • 7. UWF - Capital Improvement Fee Fee Committee Meeting Date: 04/16/12 Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00 Revenue Allocation: $4.2 million Proposed Project Estimated 2013-14 Project Cost Recreational Sports $4.2 M Complex Field House Bleacher $1 M Repair and Expansion Athletic Training Room $400,000 Relocation www.flbog.edu
  • 8. UF- Capital Improvement Fee Fee Committee Meeting Date: 04/27/12 Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00 Revenue Allocation: $20 million Proposed Project Estimated 2013-14 Project Cost J. Wayne Reitz Union $20 M Renovation www.flbog.edu
  • 9. USF - Capital Improvement Fee Fee Committee Meeting Date: 06/04/12 Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00 Revenue Allocation: $22.1 million Proposed Project Estimated 2013-14 Project Cost Sarasota-Manatee – Student Outdoor Recreation $817,794 Facilities St. Petersburg – Recreation Pool, ADA Compliant, $700,000 with Swim Lanes St. Petersburg - Volleyball Courts (2), Lighted $200,000 St. Petersburg - Recreation Field Lighting $450,000 St. Petersburg - Recreation Facility Adjoining $811,534 University Student Center Health Science Student Center $4.3 M Tampa- Marshall Student Center Expansion $7.3 M Tampa- Wellness Center Next Phase $7 M www.flbog.edu
  • 10. FAU - Capital Improvement Fee Fee Committee Meeting Date: 05/18/12 Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00 Revenue Allocation: $11.7 million Proposed Project Estimated 2013-14 Project Cost Student Union Expansion and $9 M Renovation, Boca Raton Campus Breezeway Renovation and $2.5 M Repairs, Boca Raton Campus Recreational Field Lights, $200,000 Jupiter Campus www.flbog.edu
  • 11. New College - Capital Improvement Fee Fee Committee Meeting Date: 05/02/12 Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $1.38 Revenue Allocation: $350,000 Proposed Project Estimated 2013-14 Project Cost Capital Renewal and $350,000 Deferred Maintenance Supporting Existing Facilities www.flbog.edu
  • 12. FAMU - Capital Improvement Fee Fee Committee Meeting Date: 05/21/12 Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00 Revenue Allocation: $6.1 million Proposed Project Estimated 2013-14 Project Cost Student Union $30 M www.flbog.edu
  • 13. UNF - Capital Improvement Fee Fee Committee Meeting Date: 04/13/12 Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00 Revenue Allocation: $7.1 million Proposed Project Estimated 2013-14 Project Cost Recreational $3.6 M Gymnasium/Pool Sanctuary/Performance $3.6 M Hall www.flbog.edu
  • 14. FGCU - Capital Improvement Fee Fee Committee Meeting Date: 05/08/12 Proposed Increase Per Credit Hour: $2.00 Revenue Allocation: $4.7 million Proposed Project Estimated 2013-14 Project Cost Recreation Center, Phase 1 $4.7 M www.flbog.edu
  • 15. Consideration of University Tuition Differential Fee Increases www.flbog.edu
  • 16. Even with Tuition Increases, Total Education & General Appropriation is Less than it was in 2007-08 Million $3,032 $2,893* 39% decrease in state funds *includes Legislative assumption of 15% tuition differential. Excludes IFAS and medical center funding www.flbog.edu
  • 17. E&G Funding per FTE Student – Students will Contribute a Larger Portion * - State and Total funding for 2009-10 and 2010-11 includes federal stimulus. Does not include IFAS or medical centers. -Adjusted for inflation. * Includes legislative assumptions of 15% tuition differential and 8% undergraduate non-resident tuition increases. www.flbog.edu
  • 18. Education & General Reductions Compared to Tuition Increase Revenue since 2007-08 Millions $636 M $653 M 12/13 TDF Est. - $90 M* 11/12 TDF Need- TDF Based Aid - $37 M ( restrictions) Base Tuition $412 M (no restrictions) * 30% would be for need-based aid www.flbog.edu
  • 19. Student Enrollments Projected to Increase by 20,000 Over the Next 3 Years *Estimated www.flbog.edu
  • 20. Students have Access to a Variety of Financial Aid Sources • State (i.e. Bright Futures) • Federal (i.e. Pell Grants) • Institutional Awards • Private Awards • Waivers www.flbog.edu
  • 21. Net Tuition and Fees by Family Income Estimated Net Tuition and Fees by Family Income (for Full-Time Undergraduate Florida Residents in the Fall and Spring of 2011-12) FAMILY INCOME GROUPS FAMU FAU FGCU FIU FSU NCF UCF UF UNF USF UWF Below $40,000 ($2,061) ($4,481) ($2,420) ($2,753) ($3,262) ($4,200) ($657) ($4,320) ($3,379) ($2,863) ($2,405) $40,000-$59,999 $336 ($1,664) $588 $94 ($430) ($813) $862 ($667) ($1,034) ($308) $391 $60,000-$79,999 $937 $155 $2,148 $1,467 $1,466 $167 $1,987 $1,198 $1,527 $1,803 $1,575 $80,000-$99,999 $393 $491 $2,490 $1,959 $2,039 $537 $2,326 $1,498 $1,894 $2,621 $2,121 $100,000 Above $235 $553 $2,395 $1,985 $2,240 $451 $2,397 $1,357 $2,239 $2,607 $2,426 Missing 0 $2,264 n/a n/a $4,644 $1,876 $2,658 $2,422 $1,788 $4,638 $2,833 TOTAL ($1,365) ($1,552) $1,305 $550 $642 ($791) $1,596 $248 ($194) $209 ($241) www.flbog.edu
  • 22. Florida Ranks 45th in Undergraduate Tuition & Fees in 2011-12 MI The national average increased 8.3 % and Florida increased 11.8% from last TX year. CA $8,244 U.S. Avg NC $5,626 Florida College Board, Trends in College Pricing, 2011 www.flbog.edu
  • 23. SUS Institutions Would Reach the National Average In 10 Years if Recent Trends Continue $18,299 $8,244 $5,394 $5,626 $3,213 National Average – assumes a 8.3% annual increase. SUS – assumes 15% tuition and 5% local fee increase. www.flbog.edu
  • 24. Universities Continue to Implement Efficiencies – Examples include: • 218 Program terminations • 100+ Institutes & Centers eliminated • Outsourcing services • Consolidation of operations and co-location of units to enable shared services • System builders risk insurance contract • Increasing faculty instructional assignments • Strategic sourcing of contracts • Energy efficiencies – 3% decrease in cost • University efficiencies are shared with the Board each September when the Legislative Budget Request is considered – http://www.flbog.edu/documents_meetings/0150_0540_4323_219%20BUD%204 m%20-%20Efficiency%20reports.pdf www.flbog.edu
  • 25. SUS Undergraduate Tuition Increases Year Base Tuition Tuition Differential Total (Set by (Set by Board of Legislature) Governors) 2007-08 5% 0% 5% 2008-09* 6% 8% 14% 2009-10 8% 7% 15% 2010-11 8% 7% 15% 2011-12 8% 7% 15% 2012-13 0% *Only 5 universities were authorized to charge tuition differential. www.flbog.edu
  • 26. Tuition Differential Resources Ensure Students Have Access to Needed Courses – 2011-12 Adjuncts / Faculty Advisors Hired or Course Sections Added Hired or Retained Retained or Saved FAMU 521 5 859 FAU 75 9 500 FGCU 32 4 410 FIU 208 32 992 FSU 149 35 123 NCF 1 3 5 UCF 209 29 1,733 UF 96 3 559 UNF 48 ---- 288 USF 46 40 184 USF-S/M 87 ---- 182 USF-SP 16 3 97 UWF 40 1 287 Total 1,528 164 6,219 www.flbog.edu
  • 27. 30,629 Students Received a Tuition Differential Need-Based Financial Aid Award in 2011-12 # of Students $ Mean Award FAMU 1,305 $1,149 FAU 3,382 $1,649 FGCU 752 $1,847 FIU 5,688 $642 FSU 3,384 $1,742 NCF 26 $5,439 UCF 6,745 $939 UF 1,372 $4,177 UNF 412 $3,325 USF 6,116 $1,324 USF-S/M 265 $1,044 USF-SP 509 $1,293 UWF 672 $1,240 www.flbog.edu
  • 28. Tuition Differential Per Credit Hour & Revenue Collected Million 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 FAMU $5.74 $12.80 $21.42 $40.13 FAU $5.74 $12.80 $21.42 $40.13 FGCU $5.74 $12.80 $21.42 $38.88 $67.4 M FIU $6.96 $13.74 $22.00 $32.00 $52.29 FSU $6.96 $13.74 $22.00 $32.00 $52.29 NCF $5.74 $12.80 $21.42 $40.13 UCF $2.32 $8.41 $15.88 $24.96 $44.20 UF $6.96 $13.74 $22.00 $32.00 $44.17 $173.3 M UNF $5.74 $12.80 $21.42 $40.13 USF $6.96 $13.74 $22.00 $32.00 $46.88 $2 USF-SM $5.74 $12.80 $21.42 $35.14 USF-SP $5.74 $6$12.80 M $21.42 $35.14 Est. UWF $5.74 $12.80 $21.42 $40.13 Amounts per credit hour. www.flbog.edu
  • 29. $ Changes in Tuition and Fees Mirror National Average 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 Univ. $ change % change $ change % change $ change % change $ change % change FAMU $548.10 15.3% $505.40 12.3% $551.40 11.9% $710.60 13.7% FAU $527.06 13.9% $612.80 14.2% $559.21 11.4% $627.90 12.6% FGCU $555.00 14.0% $457.20 10.1% $551.40 11.1% $615.00 11.1% FIU $521.78 14.4% $583.78 11.4% $679.24 11.5% $739.12 13.0% FSU $578.70 14.5% $671.70 14.7% $587.40 11.2% $658.50 11.3% NCF $546.90 15.9% $483.30 12.1% $580.20 13.0% $602.70 11.9% UCF $578.10 14.6% $495.09 10.9% $563.31 11.2% $663.00 11.9% UF $595.50 15.8% $671.10 15.3% $607.39 12.0% $486.30 8.6% UNF $715.20 11.1% $718.20 17.1% $619.23 14.6% $683.10 12.1% USF - Tampa $621.00 14.7% $607.80 13.6% $630.04 11.7% $528.90 9.1% USF - St. Pete $901.80 16.7% $584.21 24.3% $565.30 12.7% $516.90 9.9% USF - Sar./Man. $881.70 16.2% $545.15 24.1% $626.85 12.0% $471.60 9.3% UWF $583.50 15.2% $631.52 13.9% $621.70 13.2% $850.80 15.7% Nat'l Average* $435.00 6.6% $593.00 8.4% $631.00 8.3% $684.00 8.3% * 2012-13 Nat’l Average estimated based on 2011-12. Changes are based on 30 credit hours www.flbog.edu
  • 30. Undergraduate Tuition & Fees - SUS Compared to U.S. Average for 2011-12 SUS is 68.4% of the U.S. Average U.S. Average from The College Board, Annual Survey of Colleges www.flbog.edu
  • 31. Undergraduate Tuition & Fees - SUS Compared to U.S. Average for 2012-13 $8,928 SUS would be at 70% of the U.S. Average $6,294 www.flbog.edu
  • 32. Tuition Differential Review Process • Consider and take action on each proposal • Recommendation to be made to the full Board this afternoon • If a proposal is denied by the full Board: • Board of Trustees, within 5 days (June 26), may request reconsideration by the Board’s Appeals Committee • Appeals Committee will meet within 10 days (July 2) • Appeals Committee consists of the chairs of each existing committee www.flbog.edu
  • 33. UCF – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential • 15% Increase 2011-12 - $24.2 M Tuition Differential Expenditures: • $19.24 per credit hour Course Sections – 1,733 • $577.20 for 30 credit hours Adjuncts / Faculty – 209 Advisors – 29 • $19.8 M Revenue • Hire/retain faculty, maintain/increase course Financial Aid Awards – 6,745 sections, and other support activities. $ Mean Award - $939 Operating Funds Funding per FTE Student Million www.flbog.edu
  • 34. FIU – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential • 15% Increase 2011-12 - $24.5 M Tuition Differential Expenditures: • $20.29 per credit hour Course Sections – 992 • $608.70 for 30 credit hours Adjuncts / Faculty – 208 Advisors – 32 • $15.6 M Revenue • Hire faculty and advisors, improve disability Financial Aid Awards – 5,688 services, increase summer course offerings. $ Mean Award - $642 Operating Funds Funding per FTE Student Million www.flbog.edu
  • 35. UWF – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential • 15% Increase 2011-12 - $4 M Tuition Differential Expenditures: • $18.71 per credit hour Course Sections – 287 • $561.30 for 30 credit hours Adjuncts / Faculty – 40 Advisors – 1 • $3.5 M Revenue • Hire faculty, support for student persistence & Financial Aid Awards – 672 completion, marine services, financial aid office. $ Mean Award - $1,240 Operating Funds Funding per FTE Student Million www.flbog.edu
  • 36. FSU – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential • 15% Increase 2011-12 - $20.3 M Tuition Differential Expenditures: • $20.29 per credit hour Course Sections – 123 • $608.70 for 30 credit hours Adjuncts / Faculty – 149 Advisors – 35 • $13.6 M Revenue • Hire faculty to support STEM, student success Financial Aid Awards – 3,384 needs, and Entrepreneurial program. $ Mean Award - $1,742 Operating Funds Funding per FTE Student Million www.flbog.edu
  • 37. UF – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential • 9% Increase 2011-12 - $16.1 M Tuition Differential Expenditures: • $12.17 per credit hour Course Sections – 559 • $365.10 for 30 credit hours Adjuncts / Faculty – 96 Advisors – 3 • $7.7 M Revenue • Hire/retain faculty and advisors, maintain Financial Aid Awards – 1,372 critical tracking policy. $ Mean Award - $4,177 Operating Funds Funding per FTE Student Million www.flbog.edu
  • 38. USF-Tampa – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential • 11% Increase 2011-12 - $18.3 M Tuition Differential Expenditures: • $14.88 per credit hour Course Sections – 184 • $446.40 for 30 credit hours Adjuncts / Faculty – 46 Advisors – 40 • $11.9 M Revenue • Invest in technology & research, financial Financial Aid Awards – 6,116 counseling & debt reduction, advising. $ Mean Award - $1,324 Operating Funds Funding per FTE Student Million www.flbog.edu
  • 39. USF-Sarasota/Manatee – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential • 11% Increase 2011-12 - $.6 M Tuition Differential Expenditures: • $13.72 per credit hour Course Sections – 182 • $411.60 for 30 credit hours Adjuncts / Faculty – 87 Advisors – 0 • $.6 M Revenue • Invest in technology & research, financial Financial Aid Awards – 265 counseling & debt reduction, advising. $ Mean Award - $1,044 Operating Funds Funding per FTE Student Million www.flbog.edu
  • 40. USF-St. Petersburg – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential • 11% Increase 2011-12 - $1.8 M Tuition Differential Expenditures: • $13.72 per credit hour Course Sections – 97 • $411.60 for 30 credit hours Adjuncts / Faculty – 16 Advisors – 3 • $1.5 M Revenue • Invest in technology & research, financial Financial Aid Awards – 509 counseling & debt reduction, advising. $ Mean Award - $1,293 Operating Funds Funding per FTE Student Million www.flbog.edu
  • 41. FAU – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential • 15% Increase 2011-12 - $9.2 M Tuition Differential Expenditures: • $18.71 per credit hour Course Sections – 500 • $561.30 for 30 credit hours Adjuncts / Faculty – 75 Advisors – 9 • $13.2 M Revenue • Support undergraduate instructional faculty Financial Aid Awards – 3,383 and advisors. $ Mean Award - $1,649 Operating Funds Funding per FTE Student Million www.flbog.edu
  • 42. NCF – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential • 15% Increase 2011-12 - $.5 M Tuition Differential Expenditures: • $18.71 per credit hour Course Sections – 5 • $561.30 for 30 credit hours Adjuncts / Faculty – 1 Advisors – 3 • $.4 M Revenue • Seminars in critical inquiry, writing resource Financial Aid Awards – 26 center, marine science, library faculty. $ Mean Award - $5,439 Operating Funds Funding per FTE Student Million www.flbog.edu
  • 43. FAMU – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential • 15% Increase 2011-12 - $6.1 M Tuition Differential Expenditures : • $18.71 per credit hour Course Sections – 859 • $561.30 for 30 credit hours Adjuncts / Faculty – 521 Advisors – 4.5 • $4.6 M Revenue • Increase retention, hire adjuncts, additional Financial Aid Awards – 1,305 course sections. $ Mean Award - $1,149 Operating Funds Funding per FTE Student Million www.flbog.edu
  • 44. UNF – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential • 15% Increase 2011-12 - $4.6 M Tuition Differential Expenditures: • $18.71 per credit hour Course Sections – 288 • $561.30 for 30 credit hours Adjuncts / Faculty – 48 Advisors – 0 • $5.5 M Revenue • Hire/retain faculty and need-based financial Financial Aid Awards – 412 aid. $ Mean Award - $3,325 Operating Funds Funding per FTE Student Million www.flbog.edu
  • 45. FGCU – Fall 2012 Tuition Differential • 14% Increase 2011-12 - $4.5 M Tuition Differential Expenditures: • $17.46 per credit hour Course Sections – 410 • $523.80 for 30 credit hours Adjuncts / Faculty – 32 Advisors – 4 • $4.8 M Revenue • Hire faculty and staff. Provide need-based Financial Aid Awards – 752 financial aid. $ Mean Award - $1,847 Operating Funds Funding per FTE Student Million www.flbog.edu