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- California State University Core Funding by Source
- Changes in California State University General Fund Spending
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- University of California Core Funding by Source
- UC Base Increases, Reductions, and Deferrals
- College of the Law, San Francisco Funding by Source
July 2024
Universities
Changes in University of California General Fund Spending
2024-25 (In Millions)
| 2023-24 Revised Spending | $4,865 |
| Ongoing Spending | |
| Base augmentation (approximately 5 percent) | $228 |
| Nonresident enrollment reduction/replacementa | 31 |
| UC Merced medical education building (debt service) | 15 |
| UC Los Angeles Ralphe J. Bunche Center for African American Studies | 3 |
| UC graduate medical educationb | -11 |
| Subtotal | ($265) |
| One-Time Adjustments | |
| California Institute on Law, Neuroscience, and Educationc | $3 |
| Nutrition Policy Instituted | 2 |
| Base reduction | -125 |
| Subtotal | (-$120) |
| Remove 2023-24 one-time funding | -$147 |
| Total | -$2 |
| 2024-25 Enacted Spending | $4,864 |
| a In 2024-25, UC is to reduce its nonresident undergraduate enrollment at three campuses (Berkeley, Los Angeles, San Diego) by a total of 902 students. It is to backfill these slots with the same number of additional resident undergraduate students. | |
| b The budget eliminates the General Fund backfill previously provided in response to declines in Proposition 56 tobacco tax revenues. In 2023-24, the backfill was $11.2 million. In 2024-25, the backfill was estimated to grow to nearly $13.5 million. | |
| c Carryover to extend the encumbrance period for an appropriation made in Chapter 240 of 2021 (SB 170, Skinner). | |
| d Represents the third year of a four-year funding plan for the Nutrition Policy Institute. It is the intent of the Legislature that $1.3 million be provided in 2025-26 for this purpose. | |