ERIC ED517533: Operating Efficiencies at Some UC pdf

ERIC ED517533: Operating Efficiencies at Some UC

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In December 2010, the California Postsecondary Education Commission (CPEC) staff surveyed public universities in other states to learn how they have dealt with cuts in state funding. All of the institutions CPEC surveyed have increased tuition and or fees at least once in the last two fiscal years, and many project additional increases. All have made cost-saving measures or efficiencies over the budget year. Many have reduced general administrative spending, cut academic programs and class offerings, and reduced faculty and staff with voluntary or involuntary retirement or termination. While none of these institutions have managed to completely protect academics, a few have managed to increase need-based financial aid. This paper presents their findings

• Creator/s: ERIC
• Date: 2011-03
• Year: 2011
• Book Topics/Themes: ERIC Archive, State Universities, Educational Finance, School Surveys, Comparative Analysis, Coping, Financial Problems, Tuition, Fees, Input Output Analysis, Job Layoff, Cost Effectiveness, Sidarous, Natalie

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