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University of South Carolina FY2007-2008 Budget. Board of Trustees June 28, 2007. The University of South Carolina budget presented today is pending final action on the Appropriations bill for the 2007-2008 fiscal year.
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University of South CarolinaFY2007-2008 Budget Board of Trustees June 28, 2007
The University of South Carolina budget presented today is pending final action on the Appropriations bill for the 2007-2008 fiscal year. The state funds information contained in the preliminary document reflect the final Conference Committee budget and are subject to subsequent action by the Governor.
Estimated Resident Undergraduate Cost per SemesterAcademic Years 2006-07 to 2007-08
Allocation of Undergraduate Resident TuitionMandated Fee Distribution 2007-08 Proposed
Required Tuition & Fees per Semester for Full-time Students Current 2006-07 to Proposed 2007-08
Senior & Regional Campuses Required Tuition & Fees per Semester for Full-time Students Current 2006-07 to Proposed 2007-08
Summary of Distribution Changes Columbia Campus Transportation Fee - NEW FEE- FT - $10 per semester, PT - $1.50 per credit hour To cover increased cost of operating shuttle bus service across campus Student Activities - FT increase of $2 from $68 to $70 per semester to cover SGTV - supported by Student Government; PT - $.50 per credit hour Student Health Center - FT increase of $5 from $146 to $151 per semester as third year of three year approved budget from FY2006 Beginning with FY2009 budget development, request will be annual Athletics - FT increase of $20 from $32 to $52 per semester to cover increased costs for supporting gender equity
Summary of Distribution Changes • Aiken Campus • Student Health – FT increase to $32 per semester to cover inflationary increases and to provide additional 10 hours per week of health services to students; no PT increase • Athletic Activities – FT increase to $190 per semester; PT increase to $17 per credit hour to cover increased cost of Athletic Scholarships in proportion to tuition and fee increases on campus • Academic Support Services - Remove current BMF; academic support services fee will be eliminated; all of these services will be continued within the E&G budget • Beaufort Campus • Campus Activities - FT increase to $82 per semester; PT to $9 per credit hour to add intramural and recreational activities for student life • Athletic Activity -NEW FT rate at $50 per semester; NEW PT rate at $4 per credit hour; to establish athletic activities • Upstate Campus • Athletic Activities – FT increase to $442 per semester; PT increase to $37 per credit hour to remove reliance of "A" funds for athletic activities, including salaries; year 2 of 2 phase-in • Lancaster Campus • Renovation Reserve - FT increase of $50 per semester to $75; NEW PT $2 per credit hour to cover campus deferred maintenance • Athletic Activities - NEW FT $10 per semester; NEW PT $1 per credit hour to begin athletics program • Salkehatchie Campus • Campus Activities - FT increase to $20 per semester; PT increase to $8 per credit hour for additional funding for increased activities and increased enrollments • Athletic Activities - FT increase athletics fee to $20 per semester; PT to $6.50 per semester to cover athletics programs • Sumter Campus • Renovation Reserve - FT increase to $33 per semester; PT increase $2.75 per credit hour for additional funding for facilities projects • Union Campus • No changes proposed
USC Columbia – General “A” FundsSummary of Budgetary Changes (FY2007 to FY2008)
USC Columbia – General “A” FundsSummary of Budgetary Changes (FY2007 to FY2008)
USC Columbia Campus – FY 2008New and Continuing Recurring Funding Recommendations
USC Columbia Campus – FY 2008New and Continuing Recurring Funding Recommendations
USC Columbia Campus – FY 2008New and Continuing Recurring Funding Recommendations
USC Columbia Campus – FY 2008New and Continuing Non-Recurring Funding Recommendations
USC System Total Current Funds Budget
University of South Carolina SystemProposed Budget FY2007-08 Total Current Funds Revenues Expenditures