Facts and Figures 2004-2005

2004–05 Revenue (by source)
Source Support
($ in millions) 		% Change from
previous year
Source: Office of Budget, Planning and Analysis
State general purpose revenue
General program appropriations 259.6 -3.7
Specific purpose 110.1 -0.7
Total state revenue 369.7 -2.8
Student tuition revenue 297.0 8.4
Federal programs and projects 526.3 8.8
Gifts, grants, and segregated funds 372.5 6.9
State laboratory fees 23.9 0
Auxiliary enterprises 292.7 3.4
Operations receipts 15.8 11.5
Total 1,897.9 5.0
This chart shows the percentage of total revenue for 2004-05 provided by each source (see data table).
2004–05 Budget Allocation (by program)
Source Support
($ in millions) 		% Change from
Previous Year
Source: Office of Budget, Planning and Analysis
Academic missions
Instruction 398.3 6.6
Research 733.3 2.7
Public service 37.3 21.9
Academic support 133.2 9.7
Academic debt service 42.4 0.5
Total academic missions 1,344.5 4.9
Student support
Student services 128.3 6.4
Financial aid 90.4 21.9
Total student support 218.7 12.3
Physical plant 94.3 4.2
Institutional support 53.7 9.4
Enterprise operations
Farm operations 9.9 3.9
Auxiliary enterprises 95.0 -5.5
State laboratories 36.8 0.5
Hospitals 45.1 0.1
Total enterprise operations 186.1 -2.5
Total 1,897.9 5.0
This chart shows the percentage of the total budget for 2004-05 allocated to each program (see data table).,

UW–Madison Community

As of Fall 2004
Enrolled students 41,169
Undergraduate students 28,217
Freshmen 5,529
Sophomores 5,821
Juniors 7,296
Seniors 9,571
Graduate students 8,943
Professional students 2,460
Special students 1,549
Employees 13,816
Faculty 2,064
Living alumni 348,895
Student Profile
Men 19,538
Women 21,631
From Wisconsin 25,557
U.S. states represented 50
Countries represented 120
Entering freshmen
Average composite ACT 27.5
Average SAT 1260
Average high school class percentile rank 89.2
Resources
Undergraduate majors 136
Master’s degree programs 155
Doctoral and professional programs 116
Courses offered 8,714
Classroom space (square feet) 424,817
Instructional lab space (square feet) 674,444
Research lab space (square feet) 1.6 million
Campus libraries 44
Volumes in campus libraries 6.2 million
Number of computer labs on campus 108
Average Student Costs
Resident fees and tuition $5,866
Room and board $6,250
Books and supplies $830
Miscellaneous and personal
(includes travel, clothing, recreation, etc.) 		$2,310
TOTAL
Resident undergraduate $15,256
Nonresident undergraduate $29,256

Average Time to Degree and Graduation Rates

This chart shows the average time to degree and graduation rate for students entering as freshmen from 1979 to 1998.