July 2021
California State University Core Funding by Source
(Dollars in Millions Except Funding Per Student)
2019-20 Actual |
2020-21 Revised |
2021-22 Enacted |
Change from 2020-21 | ||
Amount | Percent | ||||
Core Funds | |||||
General Fund | |||||
Ongoinga | $4,352b | $4,042 | $4,636 | $594 | 15% |
One time | 328 | 20 | 981c | 962 | 4,923 |
Subtotals | ($4,680) | ($4,061) | ($5,617) | ($1,556) | (38%) |
Tuition and feesd | $3,270 | $3,239 | $3,239 | — | — |
Other core fundse | 61 | 61 | 61 | —f | —f |
Totals | $8,011 | $7,361 | $8,917 | $1,556 | 21% |
Enrollmentg | 411,081 | 415,251 | 415,366 | 115 | —f |
Ongoing Core Funding Per Student | $18,681 | $17,679 | $19,104 | $1,425 | 8% |
a Includes funding for pensions and retiree health benefits. | |||||
b Excludes $7 million ongoing General Fund provided to the Department of Social Services for legal services to immigrant students and employees at CSU campuses. | |||||
c Includes spending appropriated in Section 19.57 of the 2021-22 Budget Act. Excludes $150 million one-time General Fund available to CSU through the Higher Education Student Housing Grant Program. | |||||
d Includes funds used for financial aid. The amounts shown reflect estimates from the Department of Finance (DOF). In 2020-21, the estimated decrease in tuition and fee revenue is primarily due to a drop in nonresident tuition revenue. In 2021-22, DOF held all estimated tuition and fee revenue flat, citing uncertainty due to COVID-19. | |||||
e Includes lottery funds and, in 2019-20, $3 million one-time from the Mental Health Services Fund. | |||||
f Change of less than $500,000 or 0.5 percent. | |||||
g Reflects full-time equivalent students. Includes resident and nonresident students. |