1999-2000 Annual Report: University of Wisconsin-Madison

1999-2000 Budget

The UW-Madison budget excludes approximately $42 million of funds for UW-Extension, which are expended through UW-Madison by intra-institutional agreement.

The UW-Madison's fiscal year runs from July 1 through June 30. The charts below describe sources of revenue and budgeted expenditures for 1999-2000, as well as changes from the previous fiscal year.


Revenue
(Pie chart corresponds to table below)

Pie chart showing revenue by source (see table data below)

1999-2000 REVENUE (by source)
  Source Total support ($) % change (from 98-99)
a) 26.1% State General Purpose Revenue    
    General appropriations 281,386,323 3.7
    Specific purpose 85,362,910 7.5
    Total state revenue 366,749,233 4.6
b) 13.9% Student tuition 194,878,193 11.3
c) 24.7% Federal programs and projects 347,375,672 10.3
d) 17.8% Gifts, grants and segregated funds 250,570,085 13.3
e) 1.4% State Laboratory of Hygiene 18,658,100 -1.0
f) 15.4% Auxiliary enterprises 216,748,846 8.4
g) 0.8% Operations receipts 11,460,033 11.9
  Total 1,406,440,162 8.9


Allocations
(Pie chart corresponds to table below)

Pie chart showing allocation by program (see table data below)

1999-2000 BUDGET ALLOCATION (by program)
  Source Total support ($) % change (from 98-99)
a) 70.0% Academic missions:    
    Instruction 314,366,877 5.8
    Research 514,502,926 12.3
    Public service 22,511,547 7.3
    Academic support 101,007,541 7.0
    Academic debt service 32,742,648 11.5
    Total academic missions 985,131,539 9.4
b) 10.5% Student support:    
    Student services 91,803,185 10.2
    Financial aid 55,905,208 9.2
    Total student support 147,708,393 9.8
c) 5.3% Physical plant 74,971,063 8.7
d) 3.1% Institutional support 43,939,611 -5.2
e) 11.0% Enterprise operations 154,689,556 9.7
  Total 1,406,440,162 8.9


Trends
FUNDING SOURCES (as a percentage of budget)

Line graph showing 10-year trends of funding sources as percentage of budget (email jnweaver@facstaff.wisc.edu for tabluar data format)


1990-2000 funding sources

Fiscal Year State Support Federal Projects Tuition Revenue Gifts and Grants Total Budget
1990-91 $293,894,889 $226,388,232 $122,373,241 $116,407,900 $880,440,917
1991-92 $297,142,757 $233,058,243 $128,971,354 $130,280,295 $917,027,015
1992-93 $311,758,924 $268,007,152 $134,785,403 $137,788,836 $988,686,691
1993-94 $319,256,292 $283,892,515 $141,696,062 $148,504,460 $1,033,272,514
1994-95 $333,997,065 $304,331,380 $148,758,247 $168,067,102 $1,109,218,829
1995-96 $327,381,439 $305,164,313 $156,619,575 $177,221,562 $1,129,262,548
1996-97 $329,280,665 $310,545,672 $160,797,826 $220,258,900 $1,206,728,296
1997-98 $337,256,784 $305,306,784 $173,464,233 $225,635,357 $1,252,001,325
1998-99 $350,731,642 $315,005,672 $175,087,579 $221,100,422 $1,290,957,373
1999-00 $366,749,233 $347,375,672 $194,878,193 $250,570,085 $1,406,440,162


UW-Madison Facts (1998-99)

  STUDENTS Enrollment 40,740
      Undergraduates 28,270
        Freshmen 5,789
        Sophomores 6,395
        Juniors 7,238
        Seniors 8,848
      Graduate students 8,620
      Professional students 2,164
      Special students 1,704
      Men 19,649
      Women 21,091
      Wisconsin residents 22,978
    Costs per year (for a resident undergraduate) $12,060
      Fees and tuition $3,780
      Room and board $5,470
      Books and supplies $660
      Miscellaneous
    (includes travel, clothing, recreation, etc.)
$2,150
       
  ALUMNI Living alumni 327,123
      Residing in Wisconsin 131,934
      Residing in Illinois 26,595
      Residing in California 22,896
       
  STAFF Employees 18,437
      Faculty 2,124
      Academic staff 5,796
      Classified staff 4,945
       
  FUNDING Budget $1,406,440,162
      Total state revenue $366,749,233
      Federal programs and projects $347,375,672
      Gifts, grants and segregated funds $250,570,085
      Tuition revenu $194,878,193

 


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