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Planning and Budget Committee February 12, 2016. Agenda How are we doing? How are we doing? – 1 st Qtr Results and a Year to Year Comparison What’s happening.

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1 Planning and Budget Committee February 12, 2016

2 Agenda How are we doing? How are we doing? – 1 st Qtr Results and a Year to Year Comparison What’s happening elsewhere What’s happening elsewhere? – Trends in funding, tuition Should we raise tuition? Should we raise tuition? – Historical review Does raising tuition affect enrollment? Does raising tuition affect enrollment? – Competitors Can we do what we need to do without raising tuition? Can we do what we need to do without raising tuition? – Alternative sources of revenue

3 1 st Quarter Results

4 1 st Quarter Results Budget Reflecting Sequester of Funds

5 Period Ending Jan 2015 to Jan 2016 Comparison

6 Trends in Higher Education - Funding Kentucky governor proposed budget would cut higher education by 9% in the next two fiscal years. (WDRB.com 2/8/16) Louisiana universities will have to cut $131 million from their budgets before June 30, if taxes are not raised. (The Times-Picayune– 1/25/16) West Virginia governor proposes a $14 million cut to higher education this year. (WV Public Broadcasting 1/19/16)

7 Trends in Higher Education - Tuition and costs Tuition/fees at public 4-yr institutions was 40% higher (adjusting for inflation) in 2015-16 than in 2005-06. (Trends in College Pricing 2015 – Collegeboard.org) Student Loan Debt - $1.2 trillion (EdSurge 1/19/2016) – Pell Grant maximum $5,815 per year – Leaves a gap for AUM students of over $1000 per year Tennessee Promise – “last –dollar scholarship” for students to attend a community/technical school for two years (Tennessee Promise.gov)

8 Data from ACHE Annual Tuition and Required Fees Analysis

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11 Data from ACHE Institutional Enrollment Summary Reports

12 Alternative Sources of Revenue Increase external funding – Defray cost of base budget staff and expenses – Base budget then can be used for “wants” Increase retention

13 Alternative Sources of Revenue Increase Credit Hour Production

14 Needs vs. Wants Needs $297,000 - Faculty positions 500,000 - Deferred Maintenance 50,000 – Faculty Promotions Wants $386,760 – 1% Salary Increase 386,760 - 1% Salary supplement

15 Reminders No lay-offs have occurred since 2010 Salaries were increased in FY16 by 3% (1% merit and 2% supplement) No travel or hiring freezes are in place at this time

16 Questions?


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