Sources of Unrestricted Fund Income

SOURCES OF UNRESTRICTED FUND INCOME

For 1999-2000, current unrestricted fund income equals $1,162.5 million. Forty-four percent of the total ($511.8 million) is derived from state appropriations. Student fee income accounts for $440.3 million, or 38 percent. The remainder, $210.4 million, or 18 percent, is earned income, or funds generated from University operations and services. These funds include interest on bank balances, recovery of indirect costs incurred from research grants and contracts, and sales of goods purchased for resale.

1999-00 UNRESTRICTED FUND INCOME

Campus	State Appropriation	Student Fees	Other Income	Total

Bloomington	$ 201,004,700	$ 256,148,006	$ 52,253,137	$ 509,405,843

IUPUI	193,362,448	105,759,278	148,026,091	447,147,817

East	8,535,950	4,998,797	633,077	14,167,824

Kokomo	11,471,861	5,799,705	812,676	18,084,242

Northwest	20,782,667	11,552,295	1,273,223	33,608,185

South Bend	24,750,790	18,463,338	1,457,817	44,671,945

Southeast	18,638,741	13,118,131	1,747,149	33,504,021

Subtotal	$ 478,547,157	$ 415,839,550	$ 206,203,170	$ 1,100,589,877

Fort Wayne	33,240,025	24,466,716	4,188,323	61,895,064

Total	$ 511,787,182	$ 440,306,266	$ 210,391,493	$ 1,162,484,941

NOTES: State Appropriation includes fee replacement and technology quality improvements; student fees include dedicated fees.

SOURCES: Indiana University Financial Management Support and Office of the Comptroller, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne
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Last updated: December, 2000
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