State Appropriation and Student Fee Income

STATE APPROPRIATION PER FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT STUDENT

State appropriation divided by the number of full-time equivalent student indicates how public support of the instructional mission varies over time. That indicator is adjusted for changes in the value of the dollar as measured by the Consumer Price Index.

For 2001-02, appropriation per full-time equivalent student is $5,931 for the Bloomington campus, a decrease of 6.1 percent from $6,319 in 2000-01 in 2001-02 dollars.

For the IUPUI campus, adjusted state appropriation per full-time equivalent student for the Health Division is $33,005, up 2.7 percent real from 2000-01. For the General Academic Division, it is $6,135, down 6.1 percent from $6,537 in 2000-01.

For the regional campuses, adjusted state appropriation per full-time equivalent student is $6,948 a increase of 14 percent from $6,095 in 2000-01. The appropriation per full-time equivalent student for Purdue University at Fort Wayne is included with the regional campuses of Indiana University.

APPROPRIATION PER FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT STUDENT

	1997-98	1998-99	1999-2000	2000-2001	2001-02*

Total Appropriation
(In $ Millions)	$ 181.948	$ 190.791	$ 201.005	$ 206.070	$ 205.064

FTE Students	31,239	32,074	32,740	33,656	34,576

Appropriation
per FTE Student	$5,824	$5,948	$6,139	$6,123	5,931

Value of Dollar	1.107	1.090	1.067	1.032	1.000

Appropriation
per FTE Student
in 1997
Value Dollars	$5,824	$5,948	$6,139	$6,123	$5,931

* Figures include an expected allocation of technology funding by the State Budget Committee. They may need to be revised in next year's report.
NOTES: The value of the previous years' dollars is based on the calendar year Consumer Price Indices. The Consumer Price Index for 2000 is 177.7, the average of the June and July 2000 indices.
SOURCE: Indiana University Budget Office
G2601H					08-Nov-01


_{State Appropriation and Student Fee Income by Campus}	_Index	_{State Appropriation Per Full-Time Equivalent, Chart 2}

Last updated: November, 2001
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