Tuition Revenue Bond Training The Higher Education Coordinating Board January 27, 2006 and February 3, 2006 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

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Tuition Revenue Bond Training The Higher Education Coordinating Board January 27, 2006 and February 3, :00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Overview Tuition Revenue Bond History Tuition Revenue Bond Online Application Discussion

Tuition Revenue Bond History All college and university revenue bonds are equally secured by and payable from a pledge of all or a portion of certain "revenue funds" as defined in Chapter 55, Texas Education Code, as amended, of the applicable system or institution of higher education. Historically, however, the state has appropriated funds to the schools in an amount equal to all or a portion of the debt service on revenue bonds issued pursuant to certain specific authorizations to individual institutions in Chapter 55, Texas Education Code ("Tuition Revenue Bonds"). Source of Definition: Bond Review Board

What is a Tuition Revenue Bond (TRB)? Bonds that have their debt serviced by the revenue of the project for which it was issued and pledge a revenue stream provided by income from tuition charges levied against students or institutions specified in the bond covenants. According to the Bond Review Board, all college and university revenue bonds are equally secured by and payable from a pledge of all or a portion of certain "revenue funds" as defined in Chapter 55, Texas Education Code, as amended, of the applicable system or institution of higher education. Historically, however, the state has appropriated funds to the schools in an amount equal to all or a portion of the debt service on revenue bonds issued pursuant to certain specific authorizations to individual institutions in Chapter 55, Texas Education Code ("Tuition Revenue Bonds").

Use of Tuition Revenue Bonds The bonds may be used as specified in the statute. Generally the bonds are used to acquire, purchase, construct, improve, renovate, enlarge, or equip property, buildings, structures, facilities, roads, or related infrastructure on or for the campus.

Process for Evaluation of Tuition Revenue Bonds If requested, the Coordinating Board evaluates the requests for authority submitted by the institutions with the Legislative Appropriations Request. The Legislature authorizes issuance of the bonds in legislation. The institutions request project and financing approval from its Board of Regents. The Board of Regents grants approval for the project.

Process for Evaluation of Tuition Revenue Bonds (Continued) The project is submitted to the Coordinating Board for evaluation. (Because the project was already approved by the Legislature, the Board’s role is to evaluate the project to determine if it meets the Board’s standards.) The evaluation is approved by the Board and a copy is provided to the Governor, Lt. Governor, and the Legislative Budget Board. The institution (or system) completes an application for the Bond Review Board.

Process for Evaluation of Tuition Revenue Bonds (Continued) The Bond Review Board verifies that the institution has approval for the issuance of the bonds, analyzes the project request to determine that the funds are available to service the debt, and that the financing system is appropriate. The Bond Review Board authorizes the issuance of the bonds. The Adjutant General reviews and approves the issuance of the bonds. The institution (or system) sells the bonds and services the debt. Upon completion of the project, the institution includes the facility (if appropriate) in its facilities inventory.

Financing with Tuition Revenue Bonds Interest payments are spread out over the term of the note (called coupon payments) and are a fixed rate throughout the life of the bond. Tuition, rentals, rates, and other charges of an institution of higher education may be pledged to the payment of the bonds. In past practice, the Legislature has approved reimbursement to the institutions for payments made to retire the tuition revenue bonds by means of special line items as part of general revenue appropriations.

History of Tuition Revenue Bonds 1971 and The Legislature first authorized tuition revenue bonds for particular campuses. The total amount authorized was $267.5 million. Between 1971 and $241 million in tuition revenue bonds were issued As part of the South Texas Border initiative, the 72nd – 74th Legislatures granted $421.4 million in new bonding authority The 75th Legislature authorized new bonding authority to 41 institutions, totaling $638.4 million. Since The Legislature has authorized over $2.4 billion in tuition revenue bonds. 79th Legislative Session - Institutions initially requested $3.1 billion in tuition revenue bond authority has been requested for 119 projects, requiring an annual debt service of $286.7 million. During the Session, one project was withdrawn and an additional seven projects totaling $178.7 million were requested.

Tuition Revenue Bond Online Application View TRB Records Start a new TRB Prioritize TRB

Tuition Revenue Bond Online Application Start a New TRB Application OR To update a previous TRB application. Log on to ICPS with log-on and password Select ‘TRB Projects’ from menu selection Select ‘Start a New TRB’

Tuition Revenue Bond Online Application Prioritizing the TRB applications

Tuition Revenue Bond Online Application Submitting the TRB application

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