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Achieving greater prominence and marked self-sufficiency with the end goal of significant growth, regional impact and sustainability.
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BUDGET
FUNDING SOURCES Student Credit Hours (Most significant factor in determining ECSU’s annual budget.The funding attributed to the SCHs administered is weighed using the National Study of Instructional Cost and Productivity’s “12-cell matrix.” This separates credit hours into different categories and associated funding.
CATEGORY 1 CATEGORY 2 CATEGORY 3 CATEGORY 4Communications & Journalism
Psychology
Social Sciences
Mathematics & Statistics
English Language & Literature
Philosophy & Related Studies
Security & Protective Services
History
Other
Education (not Student Teaching)
Area, Ethnic, Cultural & Gender Studies
Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies
Business Management, Marketing, & Related Services
Liberal Arts & Sciences, General Studies, & Humanities
Parks, Recr., Leisure & Fitness
Family & Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences
Foreign Languages & Literature
Agricultural Business & Production
Agricultural Science
Natural Resources & Conservation
Architecture and Related Programs
Public Administration & Social Service Professions
Physical Sciences
Biological & Biomedical Sciences
Visual & Performing Arts
Allied Health
Computer & Information Sciences
Library Science
Engineering – Related Technologies
Science Technologies
Student Teaching courses
Engineering
Nursing
Note: SCH Funding Levels fluctuate based
on education category.
For example, Category 4
(engineering, nursing) would
require more funding per
SCH than Category 1
or providing instruction
for Doctoral SCHs would
require more funding than
undergraduate.
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INSTRUCTIONAL SALARY RATE OF CAMPUSCampus-specific rate, calculated by dividing General Fund teaching salaries by number of budgeted FTE teaching positions
INSTRUCTIONAL SALARY AMOUNTTotal Positions Required x Instructional Salary Rate
OTHER ACADEMIC COSTS• Covers the faculty personnel
benefits, academic supplies, equipment and other instructional costs
• Based on the relationship of these costs to faculty salaries
TOTAL ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTSInstructional Salary Amount + Other Academic Costs
LIBRARY RATE• Covers library costs• Based on the relationship
of Library Costs to Total Academic Requirements
GENERAL INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT RATE• Covers costs such as student
services, academic advising, registrars, student counseling, financial aid personnel, campus management/maintenance, accounting, internal controls, financial compliance, legal, institutional research, facilities management, human resources, physical plant, campus safety and security
• Based on the relationship of General Institutional Support costs to Total Academic Requirements
REQUIREMENTSTotal of Funding Sources - Projected Tuition = State Appropriation