tennessee board of regents financial overview january 19, 2010 presentation to the association of...

TENNESSEE BOARD OF REGENTSFINANCIAL OVERVIEWJANUARY 19, 2010

Presentation to the Association of Government Accountants’ Winter Seminar

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Outline

TBR Financial Basics

How Have Tennessee Higher Education Finances Changed In Last Decade

Current Fiscal Challenges

Key Issues

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TBR Revenue FY 2009-10 (millions)

State; 600.3; 24%

ARRA/MOE; 142.9; 6%Student

Fees; 813.3; 33%Sales & Ser-

vices; 146.8; 6%

Auxiliary; 113; 5%

Restricted; 672; 27%

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TBR Revenues: 2 Year View2009-10 %

2008-09 Oct. Revised Total Amount %

State appropriationsOperating appropriation 694,442,900$ 600,269,100$ 24% (94,173,800)$ -16%ARRA & MOE 59,742,600 142,876,700$ 6% 83,134,100$ 53%

Subtotal 754,185,500 743,145,800 30% (11,039,700) -1%

Student feesMaintenance and tuition 621,910,200 697,259,900 28% 75,349,700$ 12%Mandatory fees 72,115,900 76,047,000 3% 3,931,100$ 5%Other fees 38,121,000 40,002,000 2% 1,881,000$ 5%

Subtotal 732,147,100 813,308,900 33% 81,161,800 11%

Sales/services/other 151,101,900 146,849,300 6% (4,252,600)$ -3%

Auxiliary 107,566,000 112,960,800 5% 5,394,800$ 5%

Restricted 605,725,200 672,023,900 27% 66,298,700$ 11%

Total 2,350,725,700 2,488,288,700 100% 137,563,000 6%

ChangeCategory

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FY 2009-10 Expenditures (By Function, Millions)

Instruction; 835.8678;

49%

Research; 46.4754; 3%

Public Service; 23.1281; 1%

Academic Support;

142.85; 8%

Student Services; 223.1036;

13%

Institutional Support;

208.8264; 12%

O&M; 155.9664; 9%

Scholarships & Fel-lowships; 60.1272; 4%

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Expenses by Function: 2 Year View2009-10 %

Category 2008-09 Revised Total Amount %

Instruction 797,354,300 835,867,800$ 49% 38,513,500$ 5%Research 40,081,600 46,475,400 3% 6,393,800$ 16%Public Service 24,177,100 23,128,100 1% (1,049,000)$ -4%Academic Support 132,385,300 142,850,000 8% 10,464,700$ 8%Student Services 218,269,900 223,103,600 13% 4,833,700$ 2%Institutional Support 199,920,300 208,826,400 12% 8,906,100$ 4%O&M 149,288,200 155,966,400 9% 6,678,200$ 4%Scholarships & Fellowships 51,747,500 60,127,200 4% 8,379,700$ 16%

Subtotal 1,613,224,200 1,696,344,900 100% 83,120,700 5%

Auxiliaries 73,622,500 75,633,900 2,011,400$ 3%Subtotal Unrestricted 1,686,846,700 1,771,978,800 85,132,100 5%

Restricted 597,604,600 661,919,700 64,315,100$ 11%Total 2,284,451,300 2,433,898,500 149,447,200 7%

Change

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FY 2009-10 Expenditures (By Object, Millions)

Salaries; 868.2024; 51%

Benefits; 299.9243; 18%

Travel; 26.0768; 2%

Operating; 471.6467;

28%

Capital Outlay; 30.4947; 2%

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Expenses by Object: 2 Year View2008-09 2009-10 %

Estimated Revised Total Difference %

Salaries 859,866,100 868,202,400 51% 8,336,300 1%Benefits 287,245,900 299,924,300 18% 12,678,400 4%Travel 28,054,500 26,076,800 2% (1,977,700) -7%Operating 409,757,700 471,646,700 28% 61,889,000 15%Capital Outlay 28,300,000 30,494,700 2% 2,194,700 8%

Subtotal 1,613,224,200$ 1,696,344,900$ 100% 83,120,700$ 5%

Auxiliaries 73,622,500 75,633,900 2,011,400 3%Subtotal Unrestricted 1,686,846,700 1,771,978,800 85,132,100 5%

Restricted 597,604,600 661,919,700 64,315,100 11%Total 2,284,451,300 2,433,898,500 149,447,200 7%

Change

How Have Tennessee Higher Education Finances Changed In The Last Decade

Tennessee Higher Education Commission

Annual Percent Change in State Appropriations

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Tuition and Fees

5 Yr. 10 Yr. 1998-99 2003-04 2008-09 Change Change

APSU 2,452 4,004 5,526 38.0% 125.4%ETSU 2,384 3,839 5,201 35.5% 118.2%MTSU 2,376 3,990 5,700 42.9% 139.9%TSU 2,288 3,788 5,102 34.7% 123.0%TTU 2,306 3,750 5,244 39.8% 127.4%UM 2,630 4,234 6,128 44.7% 133.0%UTC 2,464 3,852 5,310 37.9% 115.5%UTK 2,744 4,450 6,250 40.4% 127.8%UTM 2,342 3,830 5,255 37.2% 124.4%CC Avg 1,240 2,065 2,773 34.3% 123.6%TTC 932 1,548 2,285 47.6% 145.2%

Resident Undergraduate StudentTotal Annual Tuition and Fees

Median TN Family Income Growth, 2002-2007: 13% or $6,100.12


Higher Education Revenues

$12,707 $13,252

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1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09

Total Revenue per FTE -UniversitiesInflation Adjusted

StAppr StFees Total

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Higher Education Revenues

$7,529 $7,939

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Total Revenue per FTE - Community CollegesInflation Adjusted

StAppr StFees Total

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Shifting Revenue StreamsINFLATION ADJUSTED TO 2008-09 DOLLARS

1998-99 2008-09 % ChangeUniversitiesState Approp. 734,506,000 630,593,000 -14.1%Tuition & Fees 483,210,000 807,049,000 67.0%FTE 95,834 108,484 13.2%Avg. Student Support 12,707 13,252 4.3%Student Share 39.7% 56.1%

Two-Year Inst.State Approp. 242,063,000 218,003,000 -9.9%Tuition & Fees 109,038,000 189,725,000 74.0%FTE 46,635 51,360 10.1%Avg. Student Support 7,529 7,939 5.4%Student Share 31.1% 46.5%

Sources: System Operating Budget Reports and THEC Enrollment Data

Tuition & Fees include maintenance fees, out of state tuition and all required fees.

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Total Student Support

2006-07Avg. Support per

FTE*Avg. Support per

FTE - Peers*Percent of Peer

Avg.APSU 9,115 11,338 80.4%ETSU 10,728 12,157 88.2%MTSU 9,721 11,351 85.6%TSU 12,622 12,275 102.8%TTU 11,216 11,551 97.1%UM 12,932 13,297 97.3%UTC 10,461 11,717 89.3%UTK 14,438 16,200 89.1%UTM 9,843 10,885 90.4%Average $11,231 $12,308 91.2%*Includes state appropriations and tuition and fee revenueSource: SREB Data Exchange

Student Support Analysis Compared to Peers

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Compound Annual Growth Rate: Adjusted TN Tax Collections, (1998-2007)

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Current Fiscal Challenges

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Overview of State Appropriations (millions)

2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 $500.0

$550.0

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$700.0

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$800.0

$757.1 $707.5

$614.2

$38.7

$104.2

State MOE ARRA

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2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 (est)

$500.0

$550.0

$600.0

$650.0

$700.0

$750.0

$800.0

$757.1 $707.5

$614.2 $577.4

$38.7 $75.5

$104.2 $104.2

State MOE ARRA

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2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 (est)

2011-12 (est)

$500.0

$550.0

$600.0

$650.0

$700.0

$750.0

$800.0

$757.1 $707.5

$614.2 $577.4 $577.4

$38.7 $75.5

$104.2 $104.2

State MOE ARRA

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Use of ARRA Funds (millions)

Use of ARRA Funds (millions)

Salaries / Benefits;

100.7; 39%

Facilities; 93.9; 37%

Financial Aid; 23.2; 9%

Other; 38.4; 15%

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Summary of Funding Challenge (millions)

State Fund-ing Reduc-tion; 146.9;

56%

Scholarships; 18.9; 7%

Inflation; 13.3; 5%

FTE Growth; 11.7; 4%

Other; 70.7; 27%

Note: excludes assumed FY 2011 state funding reduction

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Summary of Solution (millions)

Assumed Tu-ition; 104.7;

40%

Budget Re-duction; 89;

34%

FTE Growth; 55.2; 21%

Other Revenue; 12.6; 5%


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Budget Reduction Summary (millions)

Voluntary Buyouts /Eliminate Positions; 35.7; 40%

Restructure / Reorga-nize Personnel; 6.9; 8%

Operating Reduc-tions; 36.4; 41%

Eliminate Aca-demic Programs;

2.4; 3%

Other; 7.6; 9%


Key Challenges For Administrators

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Educational Attainment

If our State goal is to reach the U.S. average in

educational attainment by 2025, then we must increase the number of

college graduates by 3.5% annually

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Economic Importance Of Educational Attainment

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Growing Occupations In Tennessee Pay More Than Twice That Of Declining Occupations

None of the top 10 declining occupations require any post- secondary education.

In contrast, eight of the top 10 fastest growing occupations require some post- secondary education.

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Trends In Higher Education Funding

1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 -

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Tuition Appropriations Total Support

Inflation Adjusted Appropriations per FTE vs. Tuition1986-87 to 2008-09

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Tuition & Fees Per FTE As % Of Peer Institutions

% or Peers Rank

Austin Peay State Univeristy 101.4% 5

East Tennessee State University 110.3% 2

Middle Tennessee State University 102.6% 4

Tennessee State University 128.4% 1

Tennessee Technological University 104.8% 3

The University of Memphis 86.2% 6

University Average 97.1%

Community College Average 123.9%

Fees

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Conclusions

Need to create a more educated populous Declining levels of state financial support

Increased levels of tuition & fees needed to - Partially offset lost state funds Fund cost of servicing increased enrollments Fund inflationary costs

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Future ChallengeState’s Future Prosperity Depends on an Educated Populous

Current low educational attainment levels represent a threat to Tennessee’s future economic vitality

Need for higher enrollments combined with increased levels of degree and certificate completions are the cure

Must Be Accomplished In the Face Of - - Stagnant or Decreasing State Support

Limitations on Ability of Students to Finance Education

Need for Increased Educational Productivity Doing more with the same (or less)

Questions

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