Budget and Finance
SDSU General Fund Support Budget
FY 2006-07
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Campus Budget Overview
For Fiscal Year 2006/07, San Diego State University (SDSU) was allocated $206.0 million in state General Fund appropriation and was budgeted to receive an additional $115.5 million from student fees, tuition, and other miscellaneous General Fund revenue for a total budget of $321.5 million. Throughout the year, budget adjustments may be necessary due to changes in actual enrollment or fluctuations in fee revenue and out-of-state students.
Other dedicated resources include $18.5 million from the Housing fund, $9.9 million from the Continuing Education fund, $2.9 million from the Lottery fund, $9.0 million from Parking Fees, Fines & Forfeitures funds, and $62.2 million from various Trust funds. The “Other Funds” section further describes the source and use of these funds. The General Fund and Other Funds are referred to as the Support Budget.
Additionally, SDSU has four approved non-profit auxiliary corporations with operation budgets as follows: Associated Students, $19.7 million; Aztec Shops, $52.1 million; The Campanile Foundation, $34 million; and the SDSU Research Foundation, $169.2 million.
SDSU is organized as follows:
The President is the University’s Chief Executive Officer. The Office of the President, Office of Diversity and Equity and KPBS have been combined for the budget presentation. KPBS operates KPBS TV and Radio, San Diego’s public broadcasting stations, and reports through the President’s Office. Although KPBS receives state support, the majority of its budget comes from non-state sources such as grants, membership fees and private donation.
Academic Affairs is responsible for all instructional activity and academic support areas such as the library, enrollment services, instructional technology, graduate/research programs, and extended education programs for both the San Diego campus and the Imperial Valley campus.
Athletics administers Division IA athletic programs. A significant portion of the athletic budget comes from non-state funds such as revenue from ticket sales, corporate sponsorships, and private donations. The student-paid Instructionally Related Activities Fee provides additional funding for Athletics.
Business & Financial Affairs is responsible for the financial, business and facility resources of the campus and provides other support services including human resources, public safety, parking services, communications, computing services, environmental health, and on-campus housing.
Student Affairs is responsible for various student support services including advising, counseling, career planning, and residential education. Student health care is offset by a dedicated, mandatory $85 per student per semester health services fee and a $25 per student per semester health facilities fee.
University Relations and Development is responsible for management of alumni relations, media and public relations, governmental affairs and fund raising.
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Auxiliaries
Each of SDSU’s non-profit auxiliary corporations has its own governing board.
- Associated Students manages funds related to various student organizations, activities, and facilities including the Student Union and Cox Arena.
- Aztec Shops manages commercial operations including food services and the campus bookstore.
- The Campanile Foundation receives, acknowledges, and manages contributions made to university programs. In addition, The Campanile Foundation is responsible for the management of the University’s endowment.
- SDSU Research Foundation manages funds related to grants and contracts from federal and other sources. The Foundation also holds private contributions made to the public broadcasting stations, and provides financial support services to other campus entities.
Please address any questions regarding the Fiscal Year 2006/07 Budget or suggestions for improving this document to the University Budget and Finance office at 619-594-6602 or e-mail.
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Print Support Budget Introduction
Support Budget Introduction
The University Support Budget presentation is divided into two major sections. The first section reports 2006/2007 General Fund budget allocations and 2005/2006 and 2004/2005 actual expenditures summarized by college/division. The second section provides information on the Lottery fund, Trust funds and Special Funds (DRF-Continuing Education fund, DRF-Housing fund, DRF Parking Fees, and Parking Fines and Forfeitures funds).
San Diego State University receives its General Fund support from the State of California by allocation from the California State University (CSU) Chancellor’s Office. The allocation process for the 23 campuses and the system office begins with a request from the CSU Chancellor and Trustees to the Department of Finance prior to December of each year. The Governor then determines the CSU funding to include in the Governor’s Budget Request which is released in mid- January. This request then goes to the state legislature. In mid-May the Governor typically issues the “May Revise” which is a revision of the original budget based on the most current revenue/expense projections. The legislature is required to return its version of the budget to the Governor for approval in June. The Governor has considerable power to veto individual items in the Budget before signing it into law for the state’s fiscal year beginning July 1.
In 2006/07, San Diego State University’s General Fund Budget is based upon the following:
- Full-Time Equivalent Student (FTES) 29,148*
- Individual Enrollment (Headcount) 36,437*
- Student/Faculty Ratio 18.9:1
- Custodial Square Footage 3,189,334
*Includes Summer
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| STATE UNIVERSITY FEE PER ACADEMIC YEAR Part time and Regular |
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| State University Fee per Academic Year | Undergraduate | Teacher Credential | Graduate/Post Baccalaureate |
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| Part time (Up to 6 Units) | $1,464 | $1,698 | $1,800 |
| Regular (6.1 or more units) | $2,520 | $2,922 | $3,102 |
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For purposes of clarity and consistency with CSU budget categories, positions are grouped as described below:
| POSITION DEFINITIONS Consistent with CSU Budget Categories |
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| Positions are grouped as described | |
| Category | Description |
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| Academic | Faculty |
| Academic Non-faculty | Academic Related Student Services Professionals and Department Chairs |
| Manager | Management/Supervisory classifications (including Deans) |
| 12 Month Coordinators | 12 Month Coordinators |
| Librarians | Librarians |
| Support Staff | Includes all other positions |
| Student Assistant | All Student Assistant Classifications |
| Work Study | On and off-campus |
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In the following presentation, these four circumstances apply:
- The employee benefit budget, displayed at the college/division level, is based on prior year actual expenditures and is subject to redistribution based on current year experience.
- The 2006/07 compensation increase budget includes compensation adjustments for certain bargaining units but has not been fully distributed by employee. Therefore, salaries and wages for each division are reflected at 2005/06 rates. This budget also includes the related increases for Social Security, Medicare, and Retirement. This budget is reflected separately in the Institutional category.
- Effective 2006/07 with the implementation of PeopleSoft, the temporary help category has been eliminated. Prior year temporary help expenditures and current year budgets are included in the support staff category.
- Work-Study actual expenditures for 2005/06 and 2004/05 are included in this presentation as in the past. Effective 2006/07, the off-campus and on campus 70% Federal work-study allocation and expenditure will occur directly in the work-study trust fund. As such, work-study is not presented as a separate budget category. The 30% divisional contribution to on campus work-study expenditures is included in the divisional salary budget as it has been historically presented.
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Click on the links below to view, download, and print the various budget reports.
General Fund Charts and Graphs
- Indiv. Enrollment (Headcount), FTES, and Avg. Stud. Load
- GF Expenditures by Source
- GF Budget by Category of Expense
- GF Budget by Division
- General Fund Summary
- Support Budget by Source
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General Fund Summary
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Office of the President / Office of Diversity and Equity / KPBS
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Academic Affairs
- Budget Summary
- General Fund Summary
- Office of the Provost
- College of Arts and Letters
- College of Business Administration
- College of Education
- College of Engineering
- College of Health and Human Services
- College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts
- College of Sciences
- Enrollment Services
- Graduate and Research Affairs
- Imperial Valley Campus
- Instructional Technology Services
- Library
- Senate
- Undergraduate Studies
- Institutional Support
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Athletics
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Business & Financial Affairs
- Business and Financial Affairs Budget Summary
- General Fund Summary
- Office of the Vice President
- Office of the Vice President Reserve
- AVP Business Enterprises
- Business Services
- Communications & Computing Services
- Physical Plant
- Facilities Planning, Design & Construction
- AVP Financial Operations
- Business Information Management
- AVP Human Resources
- Human Resources & Risk Management
- Environmental Health & Safety
- Public Safety
- Institutional Support
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Student Affairs
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University Relations and Development
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Institutional
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Other Funds Detail
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