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MISATFOR Management Information Systems Advisory Task Force. Finance Report February 27, 2009 Tallahassee, FL. Dr. John R. Holdnak Vice Chancellor for Financial Policy. COUNTER-CYCLICAL ENROLLMENT PATTERN Comparison of Florida Employment Rate to Community College Enrollment.
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MISATFORManagement Information Systems Advisory Task Force Finance Report February 27, 2009Tallahassee, FL Dr. John R. HoldnakVice Chancellor for Financial Policy
COUNTER-CYCLICAL ENROLLMENT PATTERNComparison of Florida Employment Rate to Community College Enrollment
State Funds per FTE Student Fees per FTE Operating Funds Per FTE $6,000 $5,521 $5,410 $5,143 $5,073 $5,013 $5,000 $4,758 $1,728 $4,436 $1,784 $1,632 $1,884 $1,884 $4,000 $1,542 $1,464 $3,000 $2,000 $3,793 $3,626 $3,441 $3,259 $3,216 $3,129 $2,972 $1,000 $0 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2008-09 * * Reflects proposed reductions from Special Appropriation Act (Conference Report for SB 2A)
MEDIAN ANNUAL TUITION AND REQUIRED FEES FULL-TIME IN-STATE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS PUBLIC TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS SREB STATES, 2007-2008 167% 154% 148% 133% 130% 127% 122% 120% 116% 101% 98% 96% 92% 84% 78% 68% NOTE: Percentages represent percent of SREB average. Virginia mandatory fees vary by institution up to $310 per academic year, and are not included. SOURCE: 2007-2008 SREB-State Data Exchange, Table 99 J:\Finance\Perm\SREB\2007-2008 SREB DATA\ SREB 2007-2008 Powerpoint\SREB 2007-2008 All Charts.ppt/swg January 30, 2009
Resident Tuition and Required Fees(Estimated State Averages) - Community Colleges - Fall 2007-08
Lower Level Student Fees As a Percentage of Operating Budgets
* Reflects proposed reductions from Special Appropriation Act (Conference Report for SB 2A)
Baccalaureate Funding Comparison of Appropriations to Current Funding Policy
An “Open-Door” With a Positive Outcome! Leading the Region in Degree Productivity Among SREB States, 2007-08 NOTE: Percentages represent percent of SREB average. SOURCE: 2007-2008 SREB-State Data Exchange, Tables 9 and 47 January 29, 2009